# My T Data — Vehicle Data, Trips & Energy

> Vehicle Data, Trips & Energy (iPhone/iPad app by huajun xia.)

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/my-t-data/id6780299502 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`)
- Developer: [huajun xia](https://appshunter.io/developer/6780299504)
- Category: Utilities
- Price: Free
- Age rating: 4+
- Requires: iOS 18.0 · 62 MB
- Languages: American English, Chinese (Simplified, China), Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan)
- Released: 2026-07-15
- Data updated: 2026-09-13
- User reviews in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/my-t-data/id6780299502/reviews.md

## What is My T Data?

My T turns vehicle data you already own into a clear, private iPhone dashboard. Connect a compatible self-hosted API or a supported cloud vehicle-data service, then explore the latest status, trips, charging, energy, and vehicle activity in one place.

Together

• Household Together: two cars on the same TeslaMate, with speeds, last positions, and the driving-road distance between them
• Choose which car you are in; switching Both / My car / Other car does not change that reference
• Friend Together: two owners on different TeslaMate servers can share one chosen car after explicit consent on both sides; either person can end it
• Invitations expire; sharing runs for the agreed duration. Both servers need a compatible Companion and a dedicated guest endpoint

Your vehicle at a glance

• Battery, estimated range, odometer, lock state, tire pressure, and location
• Individual doors and windows, trunks, roof, climate, occupancy, and service state when reported by your data source
• Vehicle software version, update progress, and update history
• Fast switching between multiple vehicles and customizable Overview cards

Trips, routes, and parking

• Drives, parking sessions, charging events, and vehicle activity in a searchable timeline grouped by date
• Multi-leg Trip Report with selected drives, charge stops, rest time, energy, cost coverage, and an on-demand route overview
• Distance, duration, energy, efficiency, temperature, and destination insights
• Drive Statistics for mileage trends, common destinations, and weekday comparisons
• Route detail and animated drive replay on the map
• Find-car map, destination progress, ETA, and arrival information when available

Charging and battery insights

• Charging history with energy, duration, location, recorded cost, and explicit home/public AC/DC classification
• Charging Analytics for monthly energy, start/end battery habits, AC/DC split, common locations, efficiency, and cost coverage
• On-demand DC charging curve based on recent detailed sessions when enough telemetry is available
• Live charging progress, target level, remaining time, and range-gain rate
• Energy analysis and battery-health estimates based only on qualifying recorded data

Optional enhanced activity

My T Companion can run beside your vehicle-data service on your own server. It adds observed sleep/wake, opening, climate, charge-port, and charging events, plus background Live Activities and optional notifications. The base app still provides trips, charging, maps, and parking history without Companion.

Flexible connections and privacy

• Demo Mode works without a server or account
• Basic Auth, Bearer Token, and Cloudflare Access
• Optional iCloud sync for connection settings
• Import or share a connection file between your own iPhones
• English, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)

My T is a read-only viewer. It does not provide a vehicle-manufacturer account login, request manufacturer passwords, or send vehicle commands. Data comes from the service you choose and configure. HTTPS, a VPN, or a protected access gateway is recommended; the app shows an explicit warning before saving a public HTTP endpoint.

My T is independently developed and is not affiliated with Tesla, Inc. or any vehicle manufacturer. It is not an official app.


## Version history (last 5 releases)

### 6.01 — 2026-09-11

Together: see two cars on one map.

• Household Together shows two of your cars at once — speeds, last positions, and the driving-road distance between them.
• Choose which car you are in; changing the map view does not change that reference.
• Invite a friend from a different TeslaMate server when both sides consent. Sharing is time-limited and can be ended by either person.
• Overview now has its own Together card. Parking details add Sentry state and hourly range drain.

My T remains a read-only viewer for the vehicle-data service you configure. It does not log in to a manufacturer account or send vehicle commands.

### 5.32 — 2026-09-10

This update improves navigation, maps, trip replay, and parking history:

• More reliable multi-stop destination changes and arrival handling, with improved Lock Screen and Dynamic Island synchronization.
• Smoother 2D/3D trip replay while following, rotating, pitching, and zooming the map.
• Fixes an issue where the travelled route on the live navigation map could show an extra straight line.
• More accurate parking timelines that separate short sleep/offline periods from online periods and organize observed door, window, lock, plug, and charging activity.
• Improved multi-vehicle refresh behavior and overall stability.

### 5.31 — 2026-09-09

My T 5.31 expands the multi-leg trip, charging-history, and vehicle-state experience with clearer connection settings, reliable notification pairing, per-vehicle controls, and continued map and navigation fixes.

• Settings now presents Manage Connections, Data Source, and iCloud Sync as a clearer hierarchy; server component versions live in the connection detail and expand only when needed
• Companion notifications can be configured per iPhone and per vehicle, with explicit pairing progress; a transient server check no longer sends a confirmed pairing back to “waiting”
• Full-screen map search now preserves the place you selected when saving a favorite instead of unexpectedly replacing it with a nearby landmark
• Improves destination navigation in the background and on the Lock Screen, including rerouting, arrival state, and vehicle tracking on rotated or 3D maps
• Fixes stale or mixed lock state after switching VPS connections or vehicles, and refines software and FSD version information

• New Multi-leg Trip Report combines selected drives, charging stops, rest time, energy, cost coverage, and an on-demand route overview
• New Charging Analytics includes monthly energy trends, start/end SOC habits, AC/DC split, common locations, efficiency, and cost coverage
• On-demand DC fast-charge curve uses recent detailed sessions and median power by SOC without loading the full history at once
• Trips and Vehicle Activity now share one searchable timeline for driving, parking, charging, software updates, and suspected recording gaps
• Charging classification now separates explicit home, public AC, and DC fast charging; low power alone no longer means home
• Currency display follows the device-region currency code without performing exchange-rate conversion
• Analysis runs off the main thread with bounded detail loading, stable empty states, and Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and English copy
• Enhanced Parking now shows observed drain since parking began or since the latest completed charge, with charging and telemetry coverage explained separately
• Improved trip grouping, duplicate identity handling, cancellation safety, time-zone consistency, compact layouts, and English count grammar
• Saved TeslaMate servers keep independent live version status, so switching VPS connections never reuses another server’s result
• Vehicle switching keeps each car’s software-update badge independent, while stale progress is hidden when the selected car has no pending update
• Parking details restore a dated plug → charge → finish → unplug narrative, ignore stale live cable state, and always place “Parking started” before online and door actions
• The Trips unified timeline now renders its precomputed snapshot directly, reducing extra work and visual delay on long histories
• Current Status now measures parked time from the latest completed drive instead of an older continuous online-state timestamp
• Destination-trip notifications use the matching TeslaMate drive origin instead of a stale Home geofence
• Enabling Lock Screen cards during active charging or navigation now synchronizes immediately and verifies the current iPhone’s server preference
• Notifications and Lock Screen cards now revalidate after foreground resume, retry Apple, relay, and Companion registration automatically, and show the actual readiness stage instead of remaining stuck on “registering”
• Vehicle status, trips, parking, charging, reports, and ETA now share consistent localized elapsed-time units, convert 24 hours or more to days, and reserve colon notation for actual clocks and explicit timers
• New Share My T shares the official App Store link with the native iOS share sheet
• Improves multi-server event scoping, door detail, live map updates, and energy reporting

### 3.10 — 2026-07-15

• 新增更完整的车辆位置与导航进度显示
• 优化全屏跟车、地图缩放与路线回放体验
• 新增停车与休眠时间线、充电和能耗分析
• 改进行程筛选、地址显示与统计界面
• 优化 TeslaMate 与 Tessie 连接体验

### 3.01 — 2026-07-15

No release notes.

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