Home Charging Tracking... Apps?

[mdanieltech]

Just ordered a Model 3 and was curious does Tesla or any 3rd parties have detailed apps or spreadsheets to track energy use in charging?

Would be interested to track the consumption of the Model 3 at home and get a good est. reading of how much I spend monthly to charge

Thanks!

Mike

 

[CapsEngineer]

I use the Stats (IOS only) for tracking. I just started standing up an instance of TeslaMate so I can track trips as well.

 

[mdanieltech]

I use the Stats (IOS only) for tracking. I just started standing up an instance of TeslaMate so I can track trips as well.

Great! Thank you, are you able to input detail on your electric rates in either of these apps?

 

[DeltaOne]

Great! Thank you, are you able to input detail on your electric rates in either of these apps?

I've been using TeslaMate since I purchased my Model 3 in late March. Almost overkill...too much data! Many config options...do you want to see 1 day's worth of data? Seven days? Thirty days? A year? Lots of options.

And yes, TeslaMate has a place to enter the cost of your electricity.

TeslaMate is a little tricky to set up. I got lots of help on a forum here: TeslaMate [megathread]

 

[yourhero]

Optiwatt is a good, simple app that does this for free.

 

[GtiMart]

TeslaFi is also a good option for general tracking, including your drives. You can configure it with your personal price per kWh at home to get costs reports.

 

[CapsEngineer]

Great! Thank you, are you able to input detail on your electric rates in either of these apps?

Yes, you can input your electric rates in the Stats app and it will tell you cost, savings, etc.

I just (like in an hour ago) figured out on TeslaMate how to get login working for the graphic display so now I can start working on making it useful.

 

[hellchris]

TeslaMate is the only one I trust with my data.

 

[Kimmi]

Another for STATS.

 

[HighZ]

TeslaMate is the only one I trust with my data.

Why?

edit: nevermind - I see that Teslamate is self-hosted (doh)

 

[mhcrowder]

I use TezLab to track my charging. It does allow you to put in the applicable rates for cost calculations.