I am losing 6 percent in range while parked and not plugged in.

I only loose 2 percent if I am plugged in.

Is there a setting where I can stop polling when not plugged in and turn back on polling when plugged in?

I have recently moved and TesliFi is not calculating my home charges but treating them as Supecharger prices.  How do I input a new home address?

Πώς μπορώ να μετατρέψω μίλια σε χιλιόμετρα και θερμοκρασία από Φαρενάιτ σε Κελσίου Πώς μπορώ να μετατρέψω μίλια σε χιλιόμετρα και θερμοκρασία από Φαρενάιτ σε Κελσίου στην εφαρμογή. (στην πράξη)

It would be cool if in the battery degradation graph you have the option to display a moving average line (one month or 1000km would probably good) for your battery range. This would provide a smoother looking and easier to read line.

My home's electric company gives EV owners who agree to only charge off hours a rebate.  The rebate currently stands at  $8/month.   Would love to see a monthly rebate entry field in the setup that accounted for that benefit. 

Request: Add a text field for schedules to enter a name/label, for use in schedule search and notification messages.

Reason: When you get a lot of schedules built up, it's easy to lose track of why they exist. It can also be hard to tell which schedules are related to each other.

Examples:

• I might have a "Run Once" schedule to start HVAC earlier than my vehicle's "Departure Time" schedule. Then if I need to leave for work early one day, I can toggle it on the night before without affecting my normal daily "Departure Time" schedule. Naming the step "Leave Early" would let me know it's not just some other random schedule that I should delete.
• To help maintain battery range calibration I have numerous "Set Charge Limit" steps at various levels (so the BMS doesn't get the same readings at the same times every day). I may also have some for road trips. Being able to name them "Calibration" or "Road Trip" would help keep them separate and help prevent me from accidentally deleting or disabling the wrong ones.

Related tickets: Submitting as a new ticket because these are old and possibly buried. I think the single text field combined with the existing search would satisfy them without much effort:

• Labels for Schedules: https://support.teslafi.com/communities/1/topics/14334-labels-for-schedule
• Assign groups to schedules: https://support.teslafi.com/communities/1/topics/16331-assign-groups-to-schedules
• Group scheduled tasks together: https://support.teslafi.com/communities/1/topics/1496-group-scheduled-tasks-together

Hello all, I just discovered the 'Lifetime Map' and it shows my various trips from my home in Vancouver, BC. But it doesn't show my trips to Seattle, USA, and I definitely took my Model 3 there. Is there a setting I'm missing?  Thanks.

My feedback is relative to Rivian (I don't know if Tesla does it differently). 

My stats show that in Sleep, there is no drain at all. All of the drain happens in Idle (Park). But there are three types of Idle:

• Parked: The car is on, either warming up or with me in it, but it is not moving. I don't consider this "drain", it is really just part of the drive. 
• Manual wake-up: If I go into my app remotely and want to check something on the car, I have to manually wake it up in the app. While this is a "drain", it is my fault - I am choosing to waste some energy at my discretion. I don't consider this "phantom" drain.
• Background wake-up: I can see that as my vehicle sleeps, it sometimes wakes itself up. This is Rivian doing something. Maybe uploading stats, checking for OTA updates, etc. This is what I consider "phantom drain". 

Does the API provide any way to differentiate the third category of Background Wake-up from the others? 

This has probably been answered, but I couldn't find the answer. On the main Teslafi page I see a 91 blue snowflake in the top middle of the page under "charger disconnected". When I hover over it with the mouse it says "cold battery level" Does this mean the batter is 91% cold? What does the 92 and 91 actually mean?