good idea but bugged
the numbers you enter dont seem to appear on the histogram. for example if i put 271 rated range it changes to 331 in the histogram screen. so its impossible to use the app
Beware if you a model 3 performance
Got the app, plugged in my numbers and it informs me that my brand new car with 1000 miles on it is only better than 2% of users. Why? Because I have the performance 20 inch rims and my EPA range is only 299 vs 312 for the LR AWD. Does not offer an option for performance version. Emailed support, the told me I should try charging my car. Ummm yeah, it’s been charged many times over the 1000 miles. Waste of 3 bucks. Update: also the app developer is a jerk with zero customer service. Do not support his apps. His comment of “read the description” may be correct now but 3 years ago when I got the app and wasted my money the description was different
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What’s this app about?
Completely useless app, it gives you absolutely nothing
Only for model 3
Don’t buy. Only for model 3
Do not buy
The data in this App is way outdated. Do not waste your money.
Only works fir model 3
Only works fir model 3
I like the developer, but not the app
I cannot recommend this app and I plan to delete it from my devices.
I bought the app to keep track of the deterioration of the rated range of my 2019 TM3 SR+. At first it seemed useful. But as newer TM3s with greater range were released, the data became increasingly unuseful. The app doesn’t distinguish between model years, so my 2019 SR+ is being “compared” to cars that are not “comparable”. That makes it no longer “Battery Compare”.
I also bought Stats for Tesla from the same developer. That app is high quality, is continually updated, and is well supported. I wish I could say the same thing for this app, but I can’t.
Stats for Tesla has an in-app purchase for something similar to this app. I understand that it does compare cars by model year. I thought that the developer might support purchasers by providing the in-app purchase to those who bought both apps, but it appears that is not the case.
For these reasons, I cannot recommend this app and I plan to delete it from my devices.
I bought the app to keep track of the deterioration of the rated range of my 2019 TM3 SR+. At first it seemed useful. But as newer TM3s with greater range were released, the data became increasingly unuseful. The app doesn’t distinguish between model years, so my 2019 SR+ is being “compared” to cars that are not “comparable”. That makes it no longer “Battery Compare”.
I also bought Stats for Tesla from the same developer. That app is high quality, is continually updated, and is well supported. I wish I could say the same thing for this app, but I can’t.
Stats for Tesla has an in-app purchase for something similar to this app. I understand that it does compare cars by model year. I thought that the developer might support purchasers by providing the in-app purchase to those who bought both apps, but it appears that is not the case.
For these reasons, I cannot recommend this app and I plan to delete it from my devices.
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Inaccurate
I use a different app called Stats and it gives me different results. This app says my range is better than 0% of all users, whereas Stats states better than 44% of users. I think the data is off here.
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Does not support Tesla Y model?
Waste of money
How can anyone charge money for this? I guess the same way I was dumb enough to pay for it...
Rip off
The app has no way to compare model years. Comparing a 2021 AWD extended range model 3 to a earlier model with different batteries and motors makes no sense! Total rip off!
Model S not supported!
I didn’t read, please pay attention or you’ll lose your money as me!
Waste of time and money.
If you don't have a Tesla Model-3, this is a waste of money. And I can't get my money back.
Needs updating for new versions
Waist of money if you have the refresh model 3 as it’s not up to date for this
Awesome App!
Easy to use and easy to set up. If you have any issues the developer responds rather quickly and is very nice to communicate with. If you have a Tesla and are curious about your battery and where you stand compared to other users, this is the app you’re looking for.
Waste of $$$
Understand exactly what this app does not. It does not talk to Tesla to get the numbers. It does not keep track of battery range. There is no history of your own previous results. There is no averaging of the rated range car reports. There is no import of data from Stats, another Tesla app by same developer. What it does, is to take three numbers you type in (mileage, current charge, current range) , and returns a single number - percentile of your rated range vs users of another app by same developer. Period. Nothing else. You will feel cheated, guaranteed. You can get vastly richer analysts from TeslaFi.com.
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Basic information for a fee
The app is straightforward but most app’s that are this basic are usually free. Graph doesn’t provide enough information.
Only Model 3’s
Misleading title, as both the S and X came out first although this only provides data for the model 3’s. Hoping that data will be added in the future.
Does Not Show Performance Model 3 Information
DOES NOT SHOW PERFORMANCE MODEL 3 RANGE INFORMATION CORRECTLY SINCE TESLA UPDATED RANGE IN MARCH OF 2019 which is 18 months ago. The App shows greater degradation for a performance model 3 because you cannot configure the tire size. The information for a performance model is off. Here is a simple explanation below of my experience with my Tesla.
When I purchased my Performance Model 3 In November 2018 it was rated the same range as the AWD Model 3 at 310 miles. Tesla made a software update that increased range for 18/19 inch configuration to 322 miles but decreased 20 inch configuration to 299 miles in March 2019. Tesla stated the Model 3 could get up to 325 but eventually amended at 322. If you purchase the Performance Upgrade Package on your Performance Model 3 with the larger brake calipers , the only way to increase your range is to replace the brake calipers and tires with smaller one.
Tesla Model 3 AWD is rated at 322 miles (Sleeper/Stealth Performance with 18/19 inch) 0-60 in 3.2 seconds top speed 162mph
Tesla Model 3 Performance with 20 inch Performance Upgrade Package is rated at 299. 0-60 in 3.2 seconds top speed 162
Although Tesla has hidden the Model 3 Sleeper/Stealth option you can configure a Model Y Performance with 21 inch wheel but 280 miles or without and get 315 miles to show the difference the tires make.
The Performance Upgrade package includes metal pedal, larger brake calipers, a spoiler and 20 inch wheel for Model 3 and 21 inch wheels for Model Y for $5,000.
When I purchased my Performance Model 3 In November 2018 it was rated the same range as the AWD Model 3 at 310 miles. Tesla made a software update that increased range for 18/19 inch configuration to 322 miles but decreased 20 inch configuration to 299 miles in March 2019. Tesla stated the Model 3 could get up to 325 but eventually amended at 322. If you purchase the Performance Upgrade Package on your Performance Model 3 with the larger brake calipers , the only way to increase your range is to replace the brake calipers and tires with smaller one.
Tesla Model 3 AWD is rated at 322 miles (Sleeper/Stealth Performance with 18/19 inch) 0-60 in 3.2 seconds top speed 162mph
Tesla Model 3 Performance with 20 inch Performance Upgrade Package is rated at 299. 0-60 in 3.2 seconds top speed 162
Although Tesla has hidden the Model 3 Sleeper/Stealth option you can configure a Model Y Performance with 21 inch wheel but 280 miles or without and get 315 miles to show the difference the tires make.
The Performance Upgrade package includes metal pedal, larger brake calipers, a spoiler and 20 inch wheel for Model 3 and 21 inch wheels for Model Y for $5,000.
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Make it more obvious this is just for model 3
I paid 3 bucks to realize the model X isn’t even in this. The fact that it’s model 3 only is buried in the description.
