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Type this into the car when it asks for the access code. It changes every minute; the car also accepts the two codes either side.
The car says the code is wrong
Almost always the code simply rolled over while it was being typed — try the newest one. If the car's clock is off, one of these will work. Each row is that many minutes away from now.
Look up a car by device id
Eight digits, shown on the car's own “Enter access code” screen. The car does not need to have uploaded anything, or to have any connection at all.
Showing a car that is not in your list. This is not saved — it clears when the page is reloaded.
Android version
Apps installed, by vehicle
Vehicles
Grouped by model. A vehicle appears here the first time the app runs on it.
System vs installed
Where they came from
Installed apps
Settings activities per package
Settings screens on this car
Granted or not
Permissions Car Protect asks for on this vehicle
“Special” rows are app-ops and roles rather than manifest permissions — Usage Access is the one everything depends on.
Uploaded debug logs
Log
Give someone code-only access
For someone who needs to let a driver back into a car, and nothing more.
- Look up any car by its 8-digit device id
- Read that car's access code, live
- See which vehicles exist
- See apps, Settings screens or debug logs
Account created
Send these now. The password is not stored and cannot be shown again — if it is lost, remove the account and add it back.
Code-only accounts
Accounts set through VIEWER_USERS or ADMIN_USERS are configured in Cloudflare and do not appear here. An account that is missing from this list was never saved and will not be able to sign in.