Viametry reads your car's data through Tesla's official connection for apps (the Tesla Fleet API). It never controls the car: no unlocking, no climate, no charging commands.
Before you start
- A Viametry account (sign up, then confirm your email).
- Your Tesla account login: the one you use in the Tesla app.
- About five minutes. Adding the car's key (Adding the virtual key) is a separate step, done next to the car.
Step by step
- After you sign in for the first time, Viametry asks you to connect your car. Choose Connect your car.
- Choose what Viametry may read:
- Vehicle status and telemetry (required): battery, range, software, and the live data the car sends while driving.
- Location and route maps: routes, places, saved places and maps. Leave it off and trips have no places or maps.
- Charging history and costs: Tesla's charging history with Supercharger bills. Viametry only reads it.
- Tick that you acknowledge Tesla's Customer Privacy Notice. Tesla processes your car's data under its own notice; the link opens it.
- Choose Continue to Tesla, sign in, and approve the same permissions on Tesla's page.
- Back in Viametry, tick the cars to add. You pay per car; cars you leave unticked are not added and nothing is recorded for them. A car that is already in another Viametry account on the same Tesla login starts unticked and says so: tick it to move it here with all its history.
- Billing details: what your invoices will show. The country is always needed; a business account also gives its company name; the rest (name, company ID, VAT ID, address) is optional. On a personal account, tick Buying for a company to add a company.
- Start the free trial: 10 days, a card is needed, and nothing is charged if you cancel before the trial ends. Payment, VAT and invoices are handled by Paddle. (Someone who subscribed before gets no second trial.)
- Viametry opens Set up your car: add the virtual key there.
Good to know
- Battery, charging and software information work as soon as the account is connected. Drives, trips, the logbook and route maps also need the virtual key.
- You can change the permissions later: Settings, Integrations, Reconnect on the connection. Tesla grants only what is ticked.
- Disconnecting stops new data but keeps your history. You can reconnect at any time.
- Cars on more than one Tesla account? See Several connected accounts.
Did not find your answer? Write to support@viametry.com. In the app, Help at the top right of every page opens the guide for that page.