ScooterDash turns your phone into a live scooter instrument cluster
Displays live Bluetooth telemetry with a side-by-side speedometer and map, turning a smartphone into an instrument cluster for electric scooters. ScooterDash, from Scooter Industries, pairs with a scooter via Bluetooth to show speed, battery health, cell voltages, temperatures, and a ride log. The app emphasizes local data and no account requirement, offering maintenance reminders, fault-code explanations, and a GPS-only trip mode for riders and commuters who want deeper technical insight.
Connects to scooters over Bluetooth and delivers real-time telemetry
The app pairs via Bluetooth 4.0 or higher and retrieves controller data such as speed, battery percentage, motor and controller temperatures, and regen status. The live dashboard displays these values alongside a map in a side-by-side layout, so riders see telemetry and route position at once. Because data comes directly from the scooter controller, readings reflect the scooter's reported values rather than inferred estimates.
Provides detailed battery diagnostics and maintenance tracking
ScooterDash reports individual cell voltages and a personalized range estimate based on riding data, and it tracks odometer readings to trigger tyre and brake reminders. The app includes plain-language explanations for Xiaomi and Segway-Ninebot fault codes, which helps riders interpret on-board errors. These diagnostics support riders who perform their own maintenance or monitor battery degradation over time.
Supports broad compatibility and a GPS-only fallback for any vehicle
The developer built compatibility across multiple mainstream e-scooter models and also offers a GPS-only mode that functions as a trip log and speedometer for non-compatible scooters or other vehicles. The connection model requires a Bluetooth link to the scooter for controller telemetry; GPS-only mode operates without a scooter connection and records routes color-coded by speed on the map.
Privacy design and practical limits for ride and app policies
The app stores ride data locally on the device and does not require an account, aligning with the developer's privacy focus. Users are responsible for ensuring their use complies with platform terms and local regulations; some manufacturers or third-party services may apply detection or restrictions when a non-official app accesses scooter telemetry. Riders should confirm compatibility before relying on the tool for diagnostics.
A practical tool for technically minded riders and commuters
ScooterDash serves riders who want controller-level data and ride logs without creating an account; its cell-level battery readouts and fault-code explanations give concrete value for maintenance-minded users. The app depends on an active Bluetooth connection for full telemetry and does not replace manufacturer service policies, so it suits owners who want detailed monitoring and local data control rather than a simple branded companion app.
