MATT Mobile App

We are looking into producing an IOS version for MATT but this will not be for several month. Please keep in touch for notifications.

You will require a vehicle,  data connection. This is  either via purchasing a device, via our local representative, or if you already have a device, contacting our support staff for instructions on how to integrate your existing device.

Your data is governed under our data policy and in accordance with relevant statutes regarding the handling of personal data.

A. OBD is an acronym for On Board Diagnostics. The 2 at the end stands for version 2. In the late 1970’s and early 1980’s, manufacturers made increasing use of electronic systems in cars, particularly for engine control systems and fault diagnosis. This was partly due to the increasingly widespread use of electronics in all consumer goods, but also due to the ever tightening emission regulations. Diagnostic systems have gone through significant changes since their introduction, and in the 1990’s OBD-II was rolled out, giving diagnostic information on not only the engine, fuel and emission systems, but also some body, chassis, and transmission functions.

If your vehicle is 1996 or newer, legislation requires that all cars and light trucks must be OBD-II compliant. The way to find out if your vehicle is OBD-II compliant is to look for the standard DLC (data link connector) that all OBD II vehicles have. It looks like a (16 pin connector) and will generally be located underneath the driver’s side of the dash board:

A. MATT can be integrated with many vehicle data capturing devices, please contact our support staff for guidance.

Mobile OS support:

• Android 4.4 and newer (SDK v19+)

• Windows Phone 8 and newer