Yes, for me it had crazy vampire drain of about 1 mile of range per hour. Had some nice features but I deleted due to crazy drain rates. Developer states the app has been updated to address that. It’s free so I’d install it and see how it works for you. You can always delete it and change your Tesla account password if you don’t like the app. I use Stats for Tesla now and it has a lot of great and useful features.
TeslaFi is pretty much what I'm looking for, however $50 a year is too expensive for me.
but if i anderstand, it s only work on the phone and when the phone is activate. What about if you break your phone or loose it ? and if only is is offline ?
Yes, it is an app and won’t work on your computer. It also works in the background and saves everything to the cloud so if you break or lose your phone it won’t be an issue.Ive had it since I had my car and it’s a great app. And as others have mentioned the developer is very responsive and is a Tesla owner as well as a member of this forum.
I'm the author. The app works on any iOS device and runs natively on iPhone and iPad. The app does not run in the background continuously. If your iOS device is broken, the app won't work either.
You are correct. All data is stored in user's private iCloud and syncs up across multiple devices automatically. So, if you change your iPhone or buy a new iPad, the data appears on the new devices automatically.
I'm an independent iOS-only developer. Writing apps for Android is not fun due to device and OS fragmentation. I currently, don't have a plan to write this app for Android. The app runs natively on iPad, through.
Thanks! Just added a switch to disable the "unlock notification" when the car is near HomeLink (for those who leave the car unlocked in the garage and don't want to get this notification)
It does lock automatically for Model S/X even if it does not detect the fob, but for model 3, the car locks the car when it detects that the phone detaches.
