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Awesome iOS App called Stats
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insaneoctane
Well-Known Member
Anyone here want to share an example of the "export" function of this app? I'm curious how much data is in the export
insaneoctane
Well-Known Member
Thanks.
So no info regarding odometer in the export? Is there a setting for what to export? Odo seems pretty basic!
diamond.g
Active Member
insaneoctane
Well-Known Member
Thanks (again).
Unfortunately, that efficiency export doesn't contain any date data. So if you were trying to paint a daily export picture, you still don't have odo in that context.....Seemly oddly limited IMO.
diamond.g
Active Member
I just purchased the Stats app, but when I opened it for the first time on my iPhone, it goes directly to a log in screen containing only two edit fields (for my username and my password), and an as yet disabled login button. I've never set up an account! There's no obvious way to initialize an account with a username and PW. I'm locked out of using the app from the very beginning.
What am I overlooking?
What am I overlooking?
evM3Sekar
Member
FYI, I am NOT at all concerned, especially about this app. You should look at the privacy policy ... if I am right the App does not know your Tesla PW - it's hashed while storing and encrypted while communicating with the Tesla API. If you are worried about misuse of your PW then just change it on Tesla website and your app will stop working.
Just received the following from the developer:
“Thanks for downloading the app. The app does not require a separate registration. you log in with your Tesla credentials (which are stored encrypted only on your device).”
“Thanks for downloading the app. The app does not require a separate registration. you log in with your Tesla credentials (which are stored encrypted only on your device).”
FlatSix911
Porsche 918 Hybrid
That's complete nonsense from TMC... another valuable contributor not able to post. How do we appeal this decision?
iMoe
Member
It is possible if you have a light foot and warm weather, and relatively flat and/or some downhills. I've seen as much as 100km difference so far, as it starts to warm up where I am.
Another way to validate this is to look at your energy graph.
Have fun.
Incredulocious
LEAF → RAV4EV → Model 3 → Model Y
Yep, I’m now showing 136% efficiency after my most recent short local drive which results in 421 miles (vs 310 rated). It’s certainly not that high after driving at 75+ mph. During the winter (and mountain driving) I was seeing more like 80%.
What is a little weird is that it shows three different efficiency numbers: 136% is showing on the initial page which presumably reflects the most recent driving, 92% average is showing on the second page for the Driving Efficiency vs Mileage chart, and 100% is currently showing on the third page for Histogram for Efficiency Across Users (and better than 72% of users). I think I saw the car was last reporting something like 261 Wh/mi over the last 6000 miles or so.
Looks like a very useful app with an iPad and feature rich Apple Watch version, The Apple Watch even has Complications for millage/percentage. This is GREAT and can't wait. Also updated recently (hate getting abandoned apps). Will scarf this up as soon as my 3 arrives.
SpudLime
Active Member
I am guessing you have never done Android development. Yes there are porting tools. But the fractured nature of the Android system turns a lot of developers off. All the time and effort to build it and then work on so many different phone types, is NOT worth it in many cases.
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