Open logs from your device
Import Torque CSV, CarScanner CSV and generic CSV/TXT/LOG from adapters and apps such as OBDLink, VCDS, FORScan and ELM327-based tools. Delimiters and encodings are handled in the browser.
A practical browser workspace for vehicle logs — from first import to charts, comparison and workshop-oriented exports. Full product experience lives at OBD2Lab.
Import Torque CSV, CarScanner CSV and generic CSV/TXT/LOG from adapters and apps such as OBDLink, VCDS, FORScan and ELM327-based tools. Delimiters and encodings are handled in the browser.
Explore RPM, load, temperatures, lambda, fuel trims and other logged channels with expanded chart options on paid tiers. Everything stays in the local session.
PRO-oriented comparison helps you stack runs and spot differences after a change — maps, fuel strategy or driving style.
When GPS columns exist, relate telemetry to the driven route — useful for road tests, track sessions and Hybrid map colouring on higher plans.
Generate professional reports from local analysis for your notes or customer hand-off. Report content is produced on your device.
If the local file includes usable HV battery signals, the app can show a Hybrid badge and Hybrid view (SOC, HV current/voltage, EV/regen overview). This is an early foundation under continuous development — not a finished Hybrid suite.
Expert plan targets workshops: branding, customer/project mode and multi-session use. Backend Expert capabilities continue to expand on OBD2Lab.
Vehicle log content is not uploaded for analysis. Licensing and optional cloud features (accounts, presets) are separate from your raw trip files.
Many OBD tools require a native installer. This viewer runs in a modern browser: open a tab, choose a file from your computer, analyze locally. That reduces friction for quick reviews and keeps the workflow portable across machines you already trust.