AAAD is a third-party installer. Generally, it is allowed to install apps for Android Auto on your own device, but it is probable that the use of certain features (for example video) while driving is restricted by local laws and Google’s policies.

Do I need to root my phone?

No. AAAD, which installs apps that can show up in the Android Auto app without any system modifications, is created for non-root devices only.

Why is it impossible for me to get AAAD on Google Play?

Google does not allow those store apps that sideload or bypass restrictions regarding Android Auto.

What is the difference between Free and Pro?

The free option enables you to download an app once every 30 days with AAAD only. You can buy the Pro version, and therefore, the cooldown will not be there.

What apps can AAAD install?

The favorites of the community are Fermata Auto and CarStream for media use, but catalogs change after a while. Time passes and availability changes; therefore, you should always look before using your monthly slot in AAAD.