# Teslita — Analytics for Tesla Cars > Analytics for Tesla Cars (iPhone/iPad app by Casora GmbH.) - Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/teslita/id6773371581 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`) - Developer: [Casora GmbH](https://appshunter.io/developer/6773371583) - Category: Utilities - Price: Free - Age rating: 4+ - Requires: iOS 15.1 · 32 MB - Languages: American English - Released: 2026-06-04 - Data updated: 2026-09-06 - User reviews in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/teslita/id6773371581/reviews.md ## What is Teslita? Your cars logbook, on autopilot. Every drive your car makes is captured automatically — start address, end address, route, distance, timestamp. Tap once to mark a trip Business, Private or Commute, or let your saved Places handle the daily commute on its own. At month-end, export a cryptographically signed PDF your accountant or a tax auditor can verify in any PDF reader. No card on file. No app to open to "start" a trip. No logbook to fill in. — AUTOMATIC DRIVER'S LOGBOOK — • Every trip captured from the car itself — addresses, route, distance, duration, driver, license plate • One-tap classification: Business / Private / Commute • Saved Places ("Home", "Office", "Acme Corp") auto-tag your repeat routes, so the daily commute fills itself in • Per-trip notes, purpose and business partner, all editable inline • Round-trips and multi-leg journeys group into a single line item • Cryptographically signed monthly PDF export, verifiable in any standard PDF reader — built for tax filings, employer reimbursements and audits — THE MAP YOU ACTUALLY WANT — • Full route drawn on the map with per-minute waypoints • Speed and altitude charts under every drive • Heatmap of every road you've ever driven • A tiny route-shape thumbnail next to every trip in the list — CHARGING, PROPERLY ACCOUNTED FOR — • Every charging session logged — home, public, Supercharger • Per-Place rate rules, so home electricity, work and that one cheap fast-charger each cost what they actually cost • Supercharger invoices emailed to you (and your accountant) — flip a switch once, never think about it again • Bulk ZIP download of every invoice for any period • True charging efficiency: how much grid energy actually made it into the battery • Charging curves, so you can see exactly how each session ramped — HEALTH & DIAGNOSTICS — • Battery health tracked over time, with clear degradation trends • Phantom drain analysis — where your range really goes when parked • Tire pressure history per wheel • FSD and Autopilot mileage statistics — BUILT FOR HOW YOU ACTUALLY LIVE — • 14 languages, with locale-aware numbers, currencies and dates • Light, dark and automatic themes that follow your device • Multi-vehicle households — every car on one account • The same data on iPhone, iPad and any browser, with one login ## Version history (last 5 releases) ### 1.5.2 — 2026-09-03 Your FSD figure now matches the Tesla app. The FSD tab in Statistics shows Tesla's own self-driving counter, so it no longer says "Not yet" when your car already reports FSD distance. We also keep FSD history for good now. Before, only the last 24 hours counted, so lifetime figures were wrong for most cars. Bring your history in from other tools: the new Data Import wizard in Settings imports drives and charges from Tessie, TeslaMate and TeslaFi. Imported charges carry an "Imported" badge, a finished import is listed and can be undone, and an odometer cross-check shows you that the history lines up with your car. Trips: a merged drive shows its charges inside it instead of as empty bands around it, and the drives-per-charge count treats a merged drive as one. Charging list: a charge belongs to the day you read on it, in your own time zone, and "Today" is one day. An empty month says why, and an imported charge tells you its address is still being looked up. Efficiency figures are computed over the distance the energy actually covered, and every tile says so. The last rows of the trips list no longer hide under the tab bar. ### 1.5.0 — 2026-08-28 Multiple improvements to handle unexpected events and signup directly from the app ### 1.4.11 — 2026-08-27 Minor bugfixes ### 1.4.10 — 2026-08-26 Live availability for charging stations You can now see whether a charger is free before you drive there. Stations on the map carry a small dot: green when a point is free, amber when only one or two are left, red when everything is in use. Open a station for the detail — how many points are free, split by power and connector, so you can tell whether the fast one is free or only the slow one. Points that are out of order are listed separately. Live data is available at many German charging stations and refreshes every few minutes. Where an operator does not publish it, the station shows no dot rather than a guess. The charger map now also opens on the stations around you instead of zoomed all the way in. ### 1.4.9 — 2026-08-18 Charging prices for Germany The charger map now shows charging prices across Germany, alongside Austria. Prices come from the operators' own filings to the national access point and are refreshed every 15 minutes. What's new - Prices for more than 37,000 German charging stations, including every Supercharger in Germany - Prices are shown directly on the map pins, at every zoom level, so you can compare locations without opening each one - Superchargers now show their price on the map as well - Every price names the provider it came from - One pin per location instead of one per charging post, so a car park with several posts is no longer a stack of overlapping pins - A cleaner, more complete map in Germany and Austria, now built on the official national charging registers Prices are collected on a best-effort basis and are not guaranteed to be correct. Teslita accepts no liability for errors. --- *Data collected daily from the US App Store and indexed by [AppsHunter](https://appshunter.io/). User reviews are verbatim App Store reviews. Ratings, prices and chart positions refresh continuously; this snapshot is from 2026-09-06.*