At every Supercharger stop, I found myself checking my car's stats on my phone while sitting in front of a beautiful 15-inch screen showing a blank browser page. That felt backwards.
There are great Tesla apps for your phone. I wanted one that lives where you actually drive. So I built it: designed on the road, coded during charging stops (each one a 25-minute sprint), shipped from a hotel room. Thirty days from idea to the App Store.
It's called iCar the Tesla dashboard that lives on the car's own screen (https://geticar.com). Trips drawn on a map, real charging costs, and a couple of controls the Tesla app doesn't offer. I'll save the details for tomorrow.
We go live here in about 8 hours, and there's a little something for the PH community in the listing.
Every Tesla app lives on your phone. iCar lives on the car's own screen: open geticar.com/app in the Tesla browser, scan a QR code, and the blank page becomes a dashboard. Shortcuts as large tiles, weather and a live map, trips drawn with their speed curve, charges with real Supercharger costs, badges - and controls the Tesla app doesn't offer: a charge limit that follows the location (80% at home, 100% at work) and Sentry Mode that arms itself when you park. Free core, premium 14 days free.
TESMORT turns time into a social game where every second matters. Create countdowns, share them with friends, and race against expiration. Reset in time, stay alive, and build unstoppable streaks. Fail, and your counter falls into the cemetery.
