BZ-Battery app analytics for October 4

BZ-Battery reads the high-voltage battery in a Toyota bZ4X and shows you what the car keeps to itself, on your phone and on your CarPlay screen. You need a Bluetooth LE OBD adapter, plugged into the port under the dash. It is tested with an OBDLink CX; vLinker and Veepeak should work too. The cheapest "ELM327 mini" clones often can't read this car. The adapter is not included. What you get: • Charge, power and current, live • Every cell voltage, with the weakest one marked • All pack temperature sensors • Battery health, as the car itself reports it • Measured pack capacity, tracked over months • The 12 V battery's voltage • Every drive and charge kept, with the energy it used • Five dashboards. Pick the one you like. • CarPlay: charge, power, cells, temperature and 12 V on the car's screen Which cars: Toyota • bZ4X 2026 • bZ4X 2022–2025 • bZ 2026 • bZ4X Touring 2026 • bZ Woodland 2026 • C-HR+ 2026 • C-HR 2026 • bZ4X / Bozhi 4X 2024 (China) Subaru • Solterra 2022–2025 • Solterra 2026 • E-Outback 2026 • Trailseeker 2026 • Uncharted 2026 Lexus • RZ 2023–2025 • RZ 2026 It only reads. The app cannot change a setting, clear a fault, or write anything to the car at all. That is enforced in the app. No account, no ads, no tracking. Your readings, history and settings stay on your phone. What the app does send is anonymous and never identifies you or your car: the car model you picked, a short report of how each connection went, and battery-health figures for a study of how these packs age. You can switch the reports and the study off in Settings. Drive summaries are sent only if you turn that on. No car to hand? There is a demo mode built in, so you can look at every screen before you plug anything in. An independent app. Not made by, affiliated with, or endorsed by Toyota, Subaru or Lexus.