Buy once. Keep it.

One payment, a licence key that never expires, and free updates.

Before you buy

ConTess talks to your car through your own Tesla developer application, that is what keeps your credentials on your Mac. Tesla verifies it with a one-off domain check, the same way Google does: a small verification file has to sit at a web address you control. The setup wizard creates the file and checks it for you, and free hosting works fine.

Under ten minutes, once. The file holds only the shareable half of your key. The half that can actually command the car never leaves your Mac.

1 · Choose your licence
2 · Pay

  • One payment, no subscription
  • Free 2.x updates, forever
  • 30-day refund

Set up once, then forget about it.

1

Install the app

Open the .dmg and drag ConTess into Applications. No installer, no background daemons you didn't ask for.

2

Run the setup wizard

It creates a signing key that never leaves this Mac, hands you the verification file ready to upload, and connects your own Tesla developer app. Three screens, each one checked for you.

3

Sign in with Tesla

Tesla's own login page issues the token. It is stored on your Mac, never on a server, because there isn't one.

4

Pair the key to your car

Scan the code with your phone and approve it in the Tesla app, once. From then on every command is signed on your Mac.

What you'll need

A Mac on macOS 14 or later, a free Tesla developer account, and a web address of your own where one small verification file can live. Free hosting is fine, the wizard hands you the file.

No account, no lock-in

ConTess has no sign-up and no cloud. Your data is a local file you can export to CSV whenever you like.

Updates

Free updates across the 2.x line. Download the new version and drag it over the old one.