Your car's data deserves adult supervision.
Location history is sensitive. Here is exactly how Tesionix handles access to your Tesla, what we store, and the controls you keep — in plain language.
AES-256 encrypted tokens
The access token Tesla issues for your car is stored AES-256 encrypted. Your Tesla credentials are never stored in plain text — because we never receive them at all.
Official API, no password sharing
Tesionix is built on Tesla's official Fleet API. You sign in on Tesla's own page and approve exactly what to share; we only receive a revocable token.
Your data stays yours
Delete individual trips, telemetry, or your whole account from inside the app — no support ticket, no waiting. Deleted means deleted.
How sign-in works
When you connect your car, you are redirected to Tesla's own sign-in page (auth.tesla.com). You authenticate there and approve the access scopes. Tesla then hands Tesionix a token — which you can revoke at any time from your Tesla account's third-party access settings, instantly cutting us off.
What we store
The telemetry your car chooses to push — speed, location, battery level, temperatures — plus the trips, routes and statistics derived from it. That history is what powers your charts; it lives on our servers only so you can see it.
What we never see
Your Tesla password, your payment details at Tesla, or anything outside the scopes you approve. The vehicle streams data to us; we don't reach into your Tesla account.
Trust is earned in the details.
Connect your Tesla knowing exactly what changes hands — or poke around the live demo without connecting anything.