Is FlatDiag made by Porsche?
No. FlatDiag is an independent app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Porsche. "Porsche," "PIWIS," the Porsche model names, and Porsche feature names (such as PASM, PDCC, and Sport Chrono) are trademarks of their owner; we use them only to describe compatibility.
Will coding hurt my car?
FlatDiag is built to make coding safe and reversible: every change is backed up first, you confirm each write, and the result is read back to verify. Stick to documented options, keep battery voltage healthy, and you can always restore the original in one press.
What do I need to buy?
An iPhone you already own and an OBDLink CX Bluetooth adapter. That's it. No laptop, cables, or subscription.
Which Porsche models are supported?
FlatDiag spans Porsche's KWP2000, UDS, and DoIP generations: the 911 (997, 991.1, 991.2, 992), Boxster & Cayman (987, 981, 982), Panamera (970, 971), Cayenne (957, 958, 9YA), Macan (95B), and Taycan (J1). Coverage varies by model, year, and equipment; Demo mode lets you explore the app before committing.
Can I try it now?
Yes. FlatDiag is in TestFlight beta and actively improving. Request access and we'll send you a beta invite, plus news when it reaches the App Store. Prefer to look first? Demo mode lets you explore the whole app with no car connected.
Does it work on Mac and CarPlay?
Both. FlatDiag is one app that runs on iPhone and Mac, and it shows your live data on the car's CarPlay screen while you drive.
Is my data private?
Yes. Diagnostics and coding run on your iPhone, and your backups stay on your device. There's no account to create and nothing uploaded to a cloud.