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.
Agreed, I also would like this feature
+1 for me also.
It should be not so complex
This (very basic) function was promised at least two years ago...
Shame *rings bell*
+1 for me also.
Please allow.
+1 for me as well, crazy to have it on the app and not the web
+1 for me also !
It should be a must-have...
Would definitely be a good feature. Especially when the mobile app already does that.
Same here Tado. It is a must function.
+1 from me too. .
Time to bump this boy, I've been annoyed by this a while now.
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!
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.
I really want this simple feature to be implemented.
Transferred this question from "general" to "ideas for improvements" category so that people can vote for it, and hopefully this is implemented by Tado.
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.
I'm also waiting for this feature to appear.
It still hasn't been implemented.
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).
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.
It's really very odd that the browser version would have less information/functionality than the app.
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.
ditto, please add feature
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!!
