Not a code reader.
The next generation.
Most OBD2 apps read a code and stop. TracQi keeps a running history of your car, explains what it sees in plain language, and helps answer the question behind every change: did it make the car perform better?


Find it. Change it. Prove it.
Because TracQi corrects data to SAE standard conditions and tracks density altitude, it can tell the difference between a real gain and a lucky cold morning.
- Where is the tune holding power back?
- Can you run more boost or timing?
- Is a mechanical part the real bottleneck?
- Intake, exhaust, downpipe, tune...
- Add more power when it is cold?
- Back off safely when it is hot?
- Did it actually add power, weather-corrected?
- Or did a cold day just flatter the numbers?
- Did efficiency or diagnostics regress?

Insights that tell you why.
CoDriver reads your car's own data and explains what's happening, why it matters, and what to do next for every facet of your vehicle. No one else does this. Here is what it looks like:
Your car, on a timeline.
As you drive, TracQi automatically captures Performance, Diagnostics, and Efficiency snapshots from the same stream, building a history you can trend, compare, and use to prove a change before-and-after.



The biggest factor in your power?
The weather.
Air density, driven by temperature, pressure, and altitude, is the single largest influence on what power your engine makes. A modern electronic control unit (ECU) targets consistent output across all conditions, so it quietly works the engine harder in hot, thin air and backs off in cold, dense air. Miss this, and you'll chase power in all the wrong places.
This is why a stack of mechanical mods can make zero extra power on OEM tuning. The ECU just trims back to its target. TracQi shows you where the actual tune and mechanical limits are, so the next dollar you spend actually moves the needle.
A scan tool for power users.
Under the friendly dashboards is a serious diagnostic engine, with the catalog depth, custom parameter support, and raw access that enthusiasts and tuners actually need.

Build a complete picture of your car on the first drive, then make every modification earn its place.