Find My Car Wear OS v1.23

AF Roda Development

About this app

Developer Description

Simple app for locating your car ubication with customizable Wear OS tiles

Easily locate your parked car, or any place, with this simple and practical app designed for Wear OS.

Find My Car Wear OS lets you save and retrieve your location effortlessly using your smartwatch.

Access your last saved spot instantly with a tap or directly from the customizable Wear OS tile.
Includes customizable complications for even faster access from your watch face.

Stay stress-free and never lose track of your car again!

*Requires Google Maps for optimal functionality.

What's New

The app has been updated with a modern and elegant new design. Bug fixes and improvements. The street name is now saved automatically.

Version Information

Version: 1.23
Downloads: 10K+
Updated on: Oct 7, 2025
Released: Oct 28, 2024
Requires: Android 11

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Find My Car Wear OS users say on Google Play

★★★★★

Daniel Castillo

the app is super simplistic but in a good way. as soon as it loads, you can immediately save your location and then from there whenever you click on that saved location, it auto logs you into Google maps or you can immediately start the trip and that in itself is amazing and I hope this review entices other people to check it out. it's pretty good

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Kevin Clark

I really like your app. However, I did notice an issue that I thought you might want to know about. There's a small hiccup with the location feature. I can save a location without any problems, but when I click on it, the map appears dashed out, like it can't find the maps using Google Maps. Interestingly, if I back out and then go back in, it suddenly works and brings up Google Maps just fine. It seems like there's a weird handoff issue on the first try. Otherwise it's perfect!