Integrations

The Integrations tab in Settings manages your Tesla connection — the link between Grid Getter and your Tesla energy system.

To get there: Settings → Integrations

Tesla connection status

The Integrations tab shows whether Grid Getter is currently connected to your Tesla account. When connected:

Your live energy data appears on the dashboard
Automations can send commands to your Powerwall
DemandGuard can monitor and respond to your grid draw in real time

When disconnected, a banner appears at the top of every page in the app.

Reconnecting Tesla

Your Tesla OAuth token can expire over time, or if you change your Tesla account password.

Go to Settings → Integrations
Click Reconnect Tesla
You’ll be taken to Tesla’s login page — enter your credentials there
Review and approve the access Grid Getter needs
Select your energy site if prompted
You’ll be returned to Grid Getter with a fresh connection

Disconnecting Tesla

To remove Grid Getter’s access to your Tesla account:

Go to Settings → Integrations
Click Disconnect Tesla

This stops all automations and live data. Your automation configurations are preserved — reconnect Tesla and they’ll resume.

What Grid Getter can and can’t do

Grid Getter can:

Read your live power data (solar, battery, grid, home)
Read your battery state of charge and reserve setting
Set your battery reserve percentage
Switch your operational mode (autonomous ↔ self-consumption)
Read Storm Watch status
Send storm watch commands

Grid Getter cannot:

Access your vehicle data or controls
Access your Tesla account settings
Make purchases or changes to your Tesla account
Read data from other Tesla products (like Solar Roof without Powerwall)

Security note

Grid Getter uses Tesla’s official OAuth 2.0 flow. Your Tesla password is entered directly on Tesla’s servers — it’s never sent to Grid Getter. You can revoke access at any time from your Tesla account under Account → Third-Party Apps.