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Follow your car in real time: where it is, which way it's heading, its speed and gear. Switch to a 3D driving view while it moves.
See where your car is right now, look back on every drive, and know the moment Sentry spots something. All in an app built to keep your data yours.
Free to try with two demo cars. Not affiliated with Tesla, Inc.
TesKit uses Tesla's official Fleet API and Fleet Telemetry, so your car sends updates when something changes instead of being woken over and over.
Follow your car in real time: where it is, which way it's heading, its speed and gear. Switch to a 3D driving view while it moves.
Every drive saved with its route, distance, and top and average speed. Keep trips for 30 days, a year or forever, or pause saving for any car.
A notification the moment something happens at your car, with the ones that matter breaking through Focus.
A timeline of what Sentry noticed, with repeated activity grouped into one event. Clear all of it, or only what's older than a week or a month.
Owners and drivers each use their own TesKit account and choose their own alerts. When an owner hides a car's location from drivers, TesKit respects it.
Two demo cars, Midnight and Pearl, show every feature before you connect anything: take a demo drive, or set off Sentry and get a real alert.
Use Sign in with Apple or Google. TesKit never asks you to make a password.
Approve TesKit on Tesla's own sign-in page and choose what it can see. TesKit never sees your Tesla password.
Add TesKit's virtual key in the Tesla app with one tap, so your car can send live data. TesKit tells you when each car is live.
Location history is personal. TesKit keeps only what its features need, for as long as you choose, and never uses it for advertising.
No. You sign in on Tesla's own page, and Tesla gives TesKit access only to what you approve. You can remove TesKit's access from your Tesla account at any time.
TesKit uses Tesla Fleet Telemetry: your car sends updates when something changes, instead of TesKit waking it to ask. A parked car that's asleep stays asleep.
Tesla vehicles that support Fleet Telemetry, on Tesla accounts in North America. If a car's software can't send live data yet, or already sends it to the maximum number of apps, TesKit says so.
Only you, and anyone whose own Tesla account can access the same car and who connects it to TesKit, such as a driver you added in the Tesla app. Everyone else sees nothing.
No. TesKit is an independent app that uses Tesla's official developer APIs. It isn't affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Tesla, Inc.
Questions, feedback or a problem with your car's connection: we read every message.