Import from TeslaFi

Updated November 6, 2026

Open Profile › Integrations › TeslaFi. At the top of the page, choose how to import: TeslaFi Account or Files.

With your TeslaFi account

The simplest way: the history and the charging prices come together.

Choose TeslaFi Account.
Enter your TeslaFi username and password.
Tap Import from TeslaFi. Copeel gets your whole history; it can take a few minutes.
Check the preview, choose the Period to import, then tap Import.

Copeel signs in to TeslaFi once to get your history. Your credentials are never stored.

Choose Files. Two steps, in order: TeslaFi’s history export holds no prices, and prices only go on charges already in Copeel.

On teslafi.com, open Settings › Advanced › Download TeslaFi Data.
Choose Download All Data to download the TeslaFiData.csv.gz file, then send it to your iPhone (with AirDrop or iCloud Drive, for instance).
In Copeel, under 1. History, tap Choose File and pick that file, without unzipping it.
Check the preview, choose the Period to import, then tap Import. You get a notification when the import is done.

When the import ends, the Import the Prices button takes you straight to the next step.

On teslafi.com, open the Charges tab.
Show the whole period you want to price, then export the list as CSV.
Send that file to your iPhone. In Copeel, under 2. Charging Prices, tap Choose File and pick it as is. With several cars, choose the Vehicle first.
Check the preview: how many charges get a price, and which ones already priced Copeel keeps. If TeslaFi doesn’t say which currency its costs are in, choose it under Currency.
Tap Import the Prices. It takes a few seconds.

All the cars of your TeslaFi account can be imported.
Charges get TeslaFi’s price, unless they have a Tesla invoice or a price you entered: those are never replaced.
Maximum size: 150 MB for the history, 10 MB for the prices file.
TeslaFi blocks its exports once your TeslaFi subscription has expired. Reactivate it for the import, or use files downloaded before it expired.