Does the dataset contain anything to tell that a software update is currently happening? If so, it would be great to have that as a separate "interval" interrupting Idle periods. If not, perhaps just insert a break when the data begins reporting a new version. I know your past update times can be seen on the Firmware Tracker page, but I'd like to see it in the daily detail list and calendar view.

Thanks

-Andy

Every time I supercharge, I am charged by Tesla, but TeslaFi shows my supercharges as "savings." With a developing and ever-changing mix of people who are and are not charged for supercharging, perhaps you should give a configuration option to specify whether we get charged or not, with Model S/X defaulting to free and Model 3 defaulting to charged, given that most are set up that way.

Installed update 28.1 last night on my Model 3 coming from 27.4 since delivery and now have three side effects so far as a TeslaFi since Day-1 user:

1. Idle drain seems to be reduced by about 50% per hour based on my TeslaFi previous data logs/days. *That's the good one!
2. Car does not seem to want to enter sleep mode as it did before usually after 30min of being parked per my TeslaFi settings.
3. I've had several "Offline" notifications already today via TeslaFi that I've never seen in the past AND the Tesla widget on my iPhone 8 reports "Please Open App" which does bring the car back online, but not sure why it's offline in the first place. 

I would like to have an extra page with very reduced view only for the data entry of tags and notes of drives and charges. With large fields to click. This would be extremely helpful for the data maintenance in the vehicle on the Tesla screen.

By the way: the selection field for the tags doesn´t work on the tesla screen.

I think that it would make sense to show the average speed as weighted by distance rather than time. 

That should give you a much better idea of the efficiency of the car at different speeds, since efficiency is determined per mile not per hour. 

Auto Tag is a superb option. It would be even better, if I could also add a auto note with that. I define my drive to worh with tag: "a" and note: "fza"; the way back with tag: "a" and note: "fnh". So the tag is the same, but the notes differ.

1.  Add a wake command if API reports error 'could_not_wake_buses'.  Multiple attempts at the command does wake the car with the error.

2.  Exit schedule if response is 'complete' after start charging due to the vehicle already charging.

https://teslafi.com/top.php - no option to filter by Model 3 drives.

With the inconsistent sleep behavior seen on some firmware versions I would like an ability to tell TeslaFi to stop polling indefinitely until a sleep is detected. It should be a link on the main TeslaFi screen so it can be easily accessed.

A typical scenario would be something like:
* Drive from home to work
* Open TeslaFi, hit snooze button
* TeslaFi does non-waking polling of vehicle until sleep is detected
* When sleep is detected TeslaFi returns to standard polling so the next idle/drive is detected

There should also be a way to restart polling the way you currently can through the SMS and email sleep attempt alerts.

I am currently considering discontinuing the use of TeslaFi as sleeping has become unpredictable with the newer firmware and I don't want to leave my car in Idle all day if sleep doesn't happen to occur during the quite period TeslaFi observes after the car is initially parked.