Unofficial cross-platform desktop app to monitor and control Tesla vehicles, powered by Electron & React. Available for macOS and Windows. Linux coming soon.
Can you imagine any other car maker making it possible for someone to build an open source tool to control your vehicle from your Mac menubar? This is so dope!
@chrismessina right? They don't make their API available in their website, but people documented it unofficially and they don't seem to worry as people are building stuff using it for quite a good time...
👋 Hello Product Hunters!
I currently own a Tesla Model 3 and found that a desktop app that can perform some of the main Tesla mobile app capabilities would be nice, so I decided to build one on my own and make it open source. This app is in no way affiliated with Tesla Motors. Your login information is securely stored in your own device and only ever sent to Tesla servers directly.
I spent a few days part-time to build this first version and there are a lot of improvements I plan to do, for example:
- Add more control features (Sentry mode, valet mode, etc)
- Support multiple cars under the same account
- Send addresses to the car navigation system
- Notifications (battery low, charging stopped, and more)
- Sign Windows app (sorry Windows user, I'm a Mac developer and signing the APP for windows is tricky, I will try to do it as soon as possible). For now, a warning will be displayed upon installation.
It would be awesome to find some contributors. Please check the GitHub repo for more information.
Any feedback is appreciated!
Model S owner here, I love this. I rent my Tesla on Turo and love to see where it's at and battery level. If you ever need design help on it, i'd love to help and contribute.
@ethanandrews Awesome, good to know, didn't thought about that use case. Feel free to reach out on github and provide any suggestions or proposals UI-related...
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