Every trip, second by second
Speed, power and state of charge for each journey, next to the list so the next trip is a keypress away. Hovering any chart reads out that instant in all of them.
Features
Everything the export can tell you.
The file XPeng sends is raw signals and nothing else: no trips, no charging sessions, no summary. All of it is worked out in your browser.
Read the month
Charging sessions
Found from the plug's power signal and joined across the naps the car takes mid-charge. Energy is integrated from pack voltage and current, so regeneration is never mistaken for charging.
Battery behaviour
Standby drain while parked, the range a full charge really gives, and your charge limit and charging schedule — reported only when the data shows them.
Driving style
Every second of driving placed by the forces on the car in a g-g diagram, beside speed and pedal histograms and your hardest braking.
Doors and tyres
Door openings by weekday and hour, which redraw your routine without a single location. Tyre pressures per wheel, which follow the weather.
What the file knows about you
A plain account of what the export gives away about your daily life — none of which needs a map coordinate.
Signal explorer
Any column in the export, plotted. Signals the app has never heard of are parsed and plottable too.
Any time range
Narrow everything to the last week, a month, a year or dates you pick. Trip and charging lists download as CSV, spreadsheet or PDF.
Keep a logbook
Where, why, and a note
The export has no location data, so each trip takes an origin, a destination, a purpose and a comment from you.
Type a place once
Where the last trip ended is offered as where this one starts. Beyond that, suggestions come from trips you labelled: same distance, same hour, the way back.
Ready to hand over
The logbook downloads as CSV, spreadsheet or PDF for the range on screen. It is a draft built from raw signals, not a certified logbook.
Keep every month
Kept in this browser
Every export you open is stored compressed — 5 to 15 MB for a month that arrived as 340 MB — and reopens in a second or two.
One continuous record
Exports from the same car join into a single timeline. Where two overlap the newer wins, and days no export covers are marked unrecorded.
Backup and restore
One ZIP holds everything kept. Drop it back on the start page, in this browser or any other.
Works offline
After the first visit the app opens without a connection, and installs as an app from the browser menu.
Sign in, if you like
Exports that outlive the browser
A copy in your account, restored to any browser you sign in on. Nothing is copied unless you ask, or switch automatic copying on.
A reminder before the window closes
XPeng only hands out the last thirty days. You get an e-mail before a month is lost for good.
An API over your own data
Trips, charging and logbook over HTTP, with tokens you make and revoke. Includes a Home Assistant example.
Share a trip
Publish one trip, one charging session or a whole export at a link. Shares never carry the vehicle identification number.
Leaderboards
Monthly boards for the fastest charge, the longest drive and more. Nothing is published unless you say so; the top three get a badge.
See it with your own month
No export yet? The demo month shows every feature on a generated car.