[Released] Show the climate report in browser on tado.com
In the app on my iPhone I can see the heating history which is great, but I don't understand why I can't see this when I access my tado account on tado.com using a browser running on my desktop computer.
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Agreed, I also would like this feature
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Yes please with raw data export to CSV6
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+1 for me also.
It should be not so complex
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+1 for me also.
It will be great function.1 -
This (very basic) function was promised at least two years ago...
Shame *rings bell*
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+1 for me also.
Please allow.
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+1 for me as well, crazy to have it on the app and not the web
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Agreed would really want this!1
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+1 for me also !
It should be a must-have...
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Would definitely be a good feature. Especially when the mobile app already does that.
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Same here Tado. It is a must function.
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Bump.
Could we have access to the timeline view on the website please? Using a computer makes more sense than trying to view such a comprehensive graph on a phone screen. It makes the data actionable if we can analyse properly.
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+1 from me too. .
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Agree...+1 for me as well.1
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Time to bump this boy, I've been annoyed by this a while now.
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It was such a disappointment when I found out I couldn't view my data on the web.
It is something that should have been implemented on day one!
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Very puzzling why you can only see this on the app?2
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I wouldn't mind so much if the graphical display came later, but being able to download the raw data would be a great first step.
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I posted some information about how I got around this on Reddit a while back:
Maybe of use to some people?
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I really want this simple feature to be implemented.
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Transferred this question from "general" to "ideas for improvements" category so that people can vote for it, and hopefully this is implemented by Tado.
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It really is vital that Tado allows people to download their data - and not just visualize the data on a smartphone. They are holding personal data on their servers, and it is presumably a legal obligation for users to be able to access the information too.
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I'm also waiting for this feature to appear.
It still hasn't been implemented.
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Sigh An entire year later (I posted this to the forum in October of 2020) and ... (sound of crickets chirping in the dark, no response from Tado°, still no graphs on the web interface).
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Yep - this really seems like a no-brainer. And, at the same time, the graphing tool should be configurable to fix the maximum and minimum temperatures (16° to 26° for example), so that comparisons across days was possible. I would also like to see the time scale configurable so that you can see an entire week, month, or even year displayed.
Surely, this could be done by a student with a good Masters in Computing - it's hardly rocket science.
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It's really very odd that the browser version would have less information/functionality than the app.
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Hey @Unkledunkle
I totally agree with you on that.1 -
Yes - that little feature has been my bugbear since I started using the app for five years or so.
Should be easy to transpose to the browser.
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ditto, please add feature
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Yes please do consider offering the ability to view/ download data pertaining to the activation of the system and stats that are available through my smartphone. A superior feature would be the ability to link to smart metering for confirmation of energy usage, but I expect that's quite involved!!
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