Mute FSD
About the app

Meet Mute FSD.

These are the eight pages you’ll see when you first open the app. Get to know it before you get in the car.

01

Make it yours

Choose your theme and language first. Light, dark or system appearance can be changed anytime in Settings.

Page 1: Make it yours
02

Fewer feedback prompts.

Mute FSD keeps the Bluetooth call audio channel active to suppress takeover surveys on compatible vehicle software.

Page 2: Fewer feedback prompts.
03

How does your drive change?

FSD, car navigation and calls stay available. Listen from your phone; its audio overrides the car’s media.

Page 3: How does your drive change?
04

Music plays at call quality.

Podcasts and audiobooks sound much the same. Music loses some detail and bass. Stop to restore normal sound.

Page 4: Music plays at call quality.
05

Simple. No hidden catches.

No ads, subscriptions, trial charges, data collection, tracking or recording. Bluetooth audio works locally.

Page 5: Simple. No hidden catches.
06

How to start automatically when you get in.

Create a Bluetooth automation in Shortcuts to open Mute FSD when the car connects. With auto-connect on, it attempts to start automatically.

Help Center →
Page 6: How to start automatically when you get in.
07

Microphone access, without recording.

iOS requires microphone access to keep a Bluetooth call audio channel active. Keep it enabled while using Mute FSD; the app cannot work without it.

Page 7: Microphone access, without recording.
08

Try first. Own it forever.

Try every feature free for seven days. No charge when the trial ends. Unlock for life with one payment if you like it.

Page 8: Try first. Own it forever.

Then, tap Start.

A green disk with the shushing gesture means it’s active. Tap again to stop.

Idle home screen with Start control
Active home screen with green shushing disk