Clock S · M
The time, with optional date and seconds. It follows the system's 12/24-hour setting unless you pick one.
For the Jetour G700
One strip of glass cards above the dock: weather, energy, what's playing, your car's figures and your apps. It decorates the car's home screen, steps aside for everything else, and only ever reads from the car.
An impression of the strip. Song and place names are made up.
Widgets
Cards come in widths of one to four columns. Add the ones you want, repeat them, reorder and resize them. Two weather cards can show two places.
The time, with optional date and seconds. It follows the system's 12/24-hour setting unless you pick one.
Temperature, condition and feels-like, for where the car is or for a city you choose. The large size adds an hourly or daily forecast.
The battery as a ring, a capsule bar like the cluster's, or plain figures. EV range on WLTC or CLTC, and fuel if you want it. Shows when it's charging.
Up to six figures you choose: total, EV and fuel range, battery and fuel level, coolant, outside and cabin temperature, 12 V battery, odometer, average consumption, hybrid mode and charge time left.
All four pressures in kPa, bar or psi, with temperatures if you want them.
Title, artist, artwork and progress, with previous, play/pause and next. Show it always, only while something plays, or hide it after a few idle minutes.
One tap to the DisplayMirror app grid. G700 Home has no app drawer of its own.
Any app you choose, one tap away, with or without its name.
Download
Open this page in the car's browser and tap the button. The APK installs like any other app.
Needs a Jetour G700 with the stock head unit (Android 14). No root, no PC, no account.
Short link for the car: home.g700.mahmoodmajeed.com/download always starts the latest APK.
Setup
The car's Settings app is locked down. G700 Home sets itself up through the head unit's own ADB, over the local loopback, with no PC and no cable.
Open the downloaded APK and tap Install. If Android asks, allow the browser to install apps.
Use the installer's Open button, or find it in DisplayMirror's app grid. If it isn't there yet, scroll to the end of the list to refresh it.
On the Overview page, start the one-tap setup. It connects to the car's local ADB and grants everything in one go.
If the car shows "Allow USB debugging?", tick Always allow, tap Allow, then run the setup again. If DisplayMirror was set up on this car, its key is reused and nothing is asked.
The strip appears above the dock. Tap + to add widgets, or long-press a card to change it.
Every grant is optional. A missing one only switches off its own feature. Once set up, accessibility comes back on by itself after every restart.
Privacy
No sign-in, no analytics, no ads. Nothing about you or the car is collected.
Weather, place search and update checks. Everything else works offline.
Car figures are only ever read, never written, and never leave the head unit.
Location is for the weather only. Media access only lists what's playing; no notification is read. Accessibility sees window types and positions, never screen text, and never acts for you.