Powerwall Monitor app for iPhone and iPad

This is a Tesla Powerwall monitoring app, for iPhone and Apple Watch.

See what your Tesla Powerwall is doing at any time, just by glancing at your phone, or wrist! You can launch the app to view an animated display of live data (updated every 10 seconds while its open), or add a complication to your watch face so that you always know how much battery you have left. Note that complications arent allowed to refresh as often, so that will update roughly every 30 minutes if you add one.

The app displays solar, battery, grid and home power usage as well as how much charge is left in your Powerwall.

Theres two main items in the app, showing live power data as well as a daily summary total telling you how much solar youve generated, home power used and how much grid power youve imported and exported.

This is a fully stand-alone watch app, it can run stand-alone and without your Apple Watch once youve signed in.

New to version 1.4, this app now works with solar only installations as well, so you dont need a Powerwall to use it, if you have Tesla solar panels live stats and a day summary for that as well! As of version 2.0, this app supports 2FA/MFA accounts as well. Now in version 2.5, the app supports multi-site installations for those of you with more Powerwalls than you know what to do with ;)

We use this app personally every day and will endeavour to keep it up to date and add more features over time.

Note:
A Tesla Powerwall or a Tesla Solar Installation, and Tesla account are required to use this app. Your account details are stored in the built in secure Keychain on your device. They are only transmitted to Teslas servers for authentication purposes on login. This app contains no first or third party tracking whatsoever. We take great care to respect your privacy and your data remains your data.

Disclaimer:
This app is not made or endorsed by Tesla. Its built by nerds who couldnt get enough of watching that mesmerising Powerwall animation and wanted it on their watches. It has an iPhone counterpart only because it needs to use a web based login to work.