Not a Tesla App Launches Feature Requests Platform for Owners
The new page allows users to submit software ideas with photos and vote on suggestions, with monthly roundups starting December 1.
Not A Tesla App has introduced a new feature requests page that enables Tesla owners to submit software ideas, upload supporting images, and vote on suggestions from other users.
What Happened
The publication launched the platform to create a shared software wishlist for the Tesla community. Owners can access the feature under the Software menu and submit proposals for new features or changes to existing menus. Submissions allow for text descriptions and image uploads to illustrate the concept. Users can also browse existing requests and cast votes for the features they most want to see implemented. The site plans to highlight the top-voted requests in monthly roundups, with the first roundup scheduled for December 1. These roundups will tag Tesla to bring attention to the most supported ideas.
Why It Matters
This tool provides a structured mechanism for owners to voice software preferences, potentially influencing development priorities. The source notes that Tesla has previously sought owner input, citing a 2025 instance where Lars Moravy asked owners for improvement suggestions related to charging and driver profiles. By aggregating votes and highlighting top requests, the platform aims to consolidate owner feedback into a clearer signal for the manufacturer.
The Bottom Line
Not A Tesla App’s new feature requests page opens submissions immediately, allowing owners to propose and vote on software changes. The first monthly roundup of top-voted ideas is set to publish on December 1.
