Yeah agreed. One of the great things about the outback is there’s a DIY group around it. So there’s a lot of YouTube videos out there on car maintenance and upgrades etc So that kind of where I’m at with it these days too

I have a 2016 outback. No android auto… But I’m in the same boat. Backup camera. Sensors self driving no wifi no forced updates. Etc.

I don’t need anything more.

Man. Google play. What a pain in the ass. 15 testers? Do I have 15 friends? And do they all have androids?

Haha no

Hey man congrats! That’s fantastic!

I’m a QA guy and have 0 coding experience, 0 android studio experience and 0 github experience. I did something similar not to long ago… tho I 100% vibe coded everything.

I rolled some Claude ai to my endeavoros desktop. Told it what I wanted in an android app it gave me the packages for what I needed for Android studio and I rolled all of that onto my computer built and pushed it to git hub.

It’s been a learning experience android studio, GitHub and for me Google play.

I’ve got a couple versions of my basic app. A version I can send my dad, and a version on GitHub for the specific community it was generated for lol

It’s not anything special, just a database that lets you input names into two categories and then randomly lets you select a name from each category and approving the pairing if it’s acceptable.

It’s not fancy but I did it (vibe coded sure) but for me the need was there. I made it and I’ve learned a lot in the process.

So good job! I’m sure we’ve both walked down similar paths recently and its no small feat for a app novice

Well… Heck. I recently vibe coded an app for a specificish use case. I didn’t even think about commenting my code. It was the first time I’ve ever done such a thing…

I’ll go and comment it all.

Thanks for the reminder OP

Aipac. Is the reason.