📈Last 7 days+365 installs — 29% slower than the week before (+514) · 46/day since Oct 1
🏆Among Tools appstop 10% by installs gained this week (914 peers growing)
🛠Updatesactively updated · updated 19 days ago · every ~28 days (3 updates tracked)
Installs since launch
+1,828 installs
since Oct 1
Update history
1.1.11Oct 22, 2026 · seen Oct 31, 2026
What's new<br><br>• Ads now help fund development. Remove them for good with a one-time purchase, or watch a short video for 24 hours without ads<br>• Change the characters each button sends: Settings → Arduino commands. Match any Arduino sketch, up to 8 ASCII characters per command<br>• A warning shows when two commands send the same characters<br>• The command reference shows your own charac
1.1.9Oct 17, 2026 · seen Oct 21, 2026
What's new<br><br>• Ads now help fund development. Remove them for good with a one-time purchase, or watch a short video for 24 hours without ads<br>• Change the characters each button sends: Settings → Arduino commands. Match any Arduino sketch, up to 8 ASCII characters per command<br>• A warning shows when two commands send the same characters<br>• The command reference shows your own charac
1.0.2Aug 27, 2026 · seen Oct 1, 2026
First public release.<br><br>• Cockpit-style controller with D-pad, horn and a 10-step speed meter<br>• One-tap toggles: front and rear lights, all LEDs, turn signals, park and lock<br>• Connects to paired HC-05, HC-06 and ESP32 modules over classic Bluetooth RFCOMM<br>• Live connection status with retry when a socket fails<br>• Dedicated landscape layout with two-column controls<br>• Light and da
Bluetooth Car Controller RC is a tools app by Muhammed Elşami with 1,000+ downloads (about 3.1K estimated). +365 installs in the last 7 days. Released May 4, 2026. Install growth, rank history, SDKs and ad networks.
From the store listing: “Bluetooth Car Controller turns your phone into a proper cockpit for Arduino-based RC vehicles. It speaks classic Bluetooth RFCOMM (Serial Port Profile) to your HC-05, HC-06 or ESP32 module, so the single-byte commands your sketch already understands arrive exactly as you wrote them. No account, no cloud, no extra…”
