A QR scan tells the app the rider's exact unit and hardware generation, and it writes the right motor configuration and firmware for that kit. Riders choose a power mode and set boost, throttle response and tilt cut-off in plain language. Live battery health shows cell voltages, temperatures, charge and cycle count.
It works offline, because riders use it by the water with no signal. Foil Drive controls which settings are available, so riders stay inside safe limits, and new firmware reaches customers through the app, not a service visit. We still work with Foil Drive on it today.
For a device maker, that means one branded app on iOS and Android from a single codebase, firmware updates without service visits, and fewer support calls as the product sells into new markets. Foil Drive now reaches riders through more than 400 dealers and schools, according to foildrive.com. See how we approach mobile app development.