Your Report (iOS)
The iOS app shows the same report as the web: what your last 30 days cost you, what they would have cost with the battery run differently, and the gap between the two. Everything on it, from the figures to the chart, is described in Your Report. This page covers how it behaves on your iPhone or iPad.
Opening it
Section titled “Opening it”The report opens full screen inside the app. You’ll get there one of three ways:
- During onboarding, on the plan step, right after you connect Tesla. See Getting Started.
- From a notification. Tap Your report is ready, or the follow-up that arrives about a week later, and the app opens straight to that report for the site the notification was about. If you’re signed out, it opens once you sign in.
- From the banner on the Live Dashboard, if you chose Just looking during onboarding and your data has since turned up something worth showing you.
Tap the ✕ in the corner to go back to where you were.
The upgrade button
Section titled “The upgrade button”When your report suggests a plan, the button at the bottom names it. On iOS, tapping it opens the App Store purchase sheet for that plan, billed yearly, the same plan and period the web would take you to.
- If you buy it, the plan takes effect as soon as the App Store confirms it.
- If you cancel the sheet, you’re left on the plans screen with the suggested plan listed first. Switch to monthly billing there if you’d rather.
- If you’re already on a paid plan, the purchase sheet doesn’t open. You see the plans screen with your current plan, and decide for yourself.
Subscriptions bought through the website or Google Play are managed where you bought them. See Subscription.