I´d love to have an icon for "family" so I can set an icon on all the locations of members of my family

This is a feature request to allow tagging drives with multiple tags. For example, I'd like to have the ability to tag a drive as "Work Commute" and "With Aero Wheels". At some point, I'd like to use that data to compare how my car does with and without the aero wheel covers on my Model 3.

Thanks you for this awesome tool! It's been great getting all this extra info out of my car.

More often than I'd prefer, TeslaFi seems to stop polling my car when I open the door or immediately prior to starting a drive. Since most of my drives are local (e.g. less than 15 minutes in length), this results in the Idle session showing a Range Loss equal to the distance I had driven.

I'd like to see if the site can create the concept of a "Phantom Drive" or something along those lines. I'd say the trigger would be based on the geo location or mileage of the car. If the geo location and/or the mileage for the car had changed without a drive record, rather than count it as Range Loss for an Idle record, the site should really be counting it as a drive with an Idle record prior and after. 

Likewise, perhaps the same thing could happen any time the range goes up (like if you started a charging session when TeslaFi stops polling). If the geo location or mileage hasn't changed but the range has gone up, it's safe to assume that those additional miles of range were from the charging session. The site may already be doing this. 

Can this be implemented?

there have been a couple times since I've started using TeslaFi with my Model 3 that the Tesla API has experienced errors for most/all users, leading to app issues and trouble logging through TeslaFi. Is there a possibility to have an alert automatically show on TeslaFi when the issue is with Tesla and not just my own car? (perhaps automatically shown after x% of cars throw errors?)

if so how i can I tell which car is selected? 

Would be nice to have the week start with a Monday in calender view - which is more common for european users.

Does TeslaFi track the power produced from regenerative braking during a trip? If so where can I find/download this data?

Cannot connect to web server. Cloudfare eventually serves up a timeout notice.  

I have noticed that my Model Y uses utility power when preheating the battery and preconditioning the cabin. I have it set to precondition by 6:30 AM. As far as I can tell, the energy usage is as shown below though I'm not sure what's happening while it's drawing power. 

TeslaFi captures the energy used while charging great. It just doesn't seem to capture the energy used during the preconditioning. Is that data available through the Tesla API? Can we get the kWh used in TeslaFi?

Thanks for considering this!

I tagged a location, that later visited it and parked a bit outside where I had previously tagged.  That showed up as a new location, which I then tagged again.  Now when I check Most Visited there are two entries with the same tag, with overlapping areas.  How can I get these to show up as a single location?