Where the f* am I?
Offline car navigation that keeps knowing where you are when GPS is jammed or spoofed.
Offline car navigation that keeps knowing where you are when GPS is jammed or spoofed.
During air raids, satellite positioning is jammed or spoofed: an ordinary map freezes, or throws you hundreds of kilometres away. wtf.ai keeps following the car from its own speed and turns.
From the last trusted fix it goes on with the car's wheel speed and the phone's sense of turning, and keeps the car on the roads.
A satellite position that disagrees with how the car actually moves is refused. You see where GPS claims you are, in grey.
Download your region once. The map, address search, routes and voice guidance then need no internet.
Spoken directions in English or Ukrainian, through the phone or the car's speakers. It re-plans by itself after a wrong turn.
Nothing to calibrate: the app learns your car and phone on the way, and remembers where you park.
No account. Your position, routes and trips never leave the phone.
Every GPS position is checked against the car before it is used.
GPS agrees with the car's speed and turns: the status is green.
Satellites go. The dot keeps moving on wheel speed and the phone's turns, kept on the roads.
Unsure between two roads? The next turn fits only one of them, and the circle shrinks again.
Fixes are checked against the car for a few seconds before they are trusted again.
A drive on the emulated adapter: GPS is spoofed halfway, and the car carries on along the road on its own speed.
Light and dark, English and Ukrainian, built for a phone in a holder.
A small OBD-II Bluetooth plug under the dashboard tells the app exactly how fast the car goes. With it, the position holds for hours without GPS. Without it, the app works while GPS is good.
Any Bluetooth ELM327 adapter: Bluetooth LE, or classic Bluetooth like most inexpensive ones.
Bluetooth LE ELM327 adapters, plus OBDLink MX+ and vLinker FS / MS. Classic-only adapters can't work with any iPhone app.
Tested: OBDLink MX+, vLinker FD-IOS. Also good: OBDLink CX, vLinker MC+ / FD+ / FS / MS. Skip cheap "v1.5" clones, which answer with gaps, and dongles made for their own app.
Connect once; after that it connects by itself whenever you open the app in the car. Which adapter, and connecting