Tesla keyfob in an app (i made)

[Jonas_man]

Bought it! Thanks for your efforts & creativity! Check spelling on log-in screen--password.

Thanks appreciate that

 

[mbhforum]

If you made a widget for summon, I would definitely buy the app.

I use Remote App for Model S for my Apple Watch app and it's really good. On my iPhone, I use the native Tesla app which does the job even if it takes a few seconds longer to perform an action. However, both of these iOS apps lack Summon widget functionality. I can do Summon from the Remote S Model Apple Watch app but it's quite a few clicks as you have to launch the app from a complication, then scroll to a screen and then force touch and then select forward or reverse...

 

[Jonas_man]

If you made a widget for summon, I would definitely buy the app.

I use Remote App for Model S for my Apple Watch app and it's really good. On my iPhone, I use the native Tesla app which does the job even if it takes a few seconds longer to perform an action. However, both of these iOS apps lack Summon widget functionality. I can do Summon from the Remote S Model Apple Watch app but it's quite a few clicks as you have to launch the app from a complication, then scroll to a screen and then force touch and then select forward or reverse...

Summon on the applewatch?

 

[mbhforum]

Summon on the applewatch?

No, iOS via Widget.

 

[Jonas_man]

No, iOS via Widget.

Ok, now i see what you want!
A widget with 2 buttons. "forward" and "backwards" and maybe the stop one. I can see some usefulness in that indeed.

 

[mbhforum]

Yup. I don't believe there is an app today to do this from Today screen. Definitely useful as I use it everyday.

 

[Jonas_man]

Summon was in my plans actually.

The library behind the app is open source also made by me. GitHub - jonasman/TeslaSwift: Swift library to access the Tesla Model S API
In the "todos" I have there summon. So that kind of feature would take a little while to implement as I never did the streaming implementation.

 

[Duke-U]

@Jonas_man Go for it Jonas

 

[mbhforum]

Summon was in my plans actually.

The library behind the app is open source also made by me. GitHub - jonasman/TeslaSwift: Swift library to access the Tesla Model S API
In the "todos" I have there summon. So that kind of feature would take a little while to implement as I never did the streaming implementation.

That would be sweet! I've been doing some coding with the Tesla API's and Smartthings and I know Summon is not straight forward, otherwise I would have done it myself

 

[Spyder14]

Thanks appreciate that

Hi--what I meant was "password" in the last line of the log-in screen is misspelled:

 

[Duke-U]

@Jonas_man did you see this thread/post?? Maybe something to pick up...

VisibleTesla

 

[Jonas_man]

@Jonas_man did you see this thread/post?? Maybe something to pick up...

VisibleTesla

thanks for the heads up. I replied there

 

[Jonas_man]

Upcoming feature: Lock and Unlock the car using Siri

 

[P100DHG.]

Please remember that this API should not be relied on to start your car. i.e. do not leave your fob at home. Your tesla can lose connectivity at any time which would leave you stranded.

Heck, even if they had bluetooth pairing to your phone to provide fob functionality and your phone died, you'd still be stranded.

This API should be considered a backup or at the very least used at home when you need to move the car out of the garage for say washing and your key is still inside.

Or if you get out and leave your phone in the car and close the door. The car automatically locks itself and now your phone is locked in and you're locked out. Happened to me that's how I know.

 

[Jonas_man]

Or if you get out and leave your phone in the car and close the door. The car automatically locks itself and now your phone is locked in and you're locked out. Happened to me that's how I know.

Using my apple watch extension you could solve the problem in a second!
No phone, no key. No problem