Terms of Service
Last Updated: October 14, 2026
Service
Kwhit (iOS and Android) provides EV charging screenshot recognition, charging and ownership expense tracking, vehicle management, range trends, monthly reports, AI Insights, nearby and along-route station finding, charge excerpts, achievements, Driver Card, mileage alarms, Tesla account link and automatic recording (Pro), and (for iOS Pro) optional iCloud sync. Kwhit does not provide charging, payment, or invoice services, and is not a charging operator or vehicle manufacturer.
Free & Pro
- Free: Up to 8 charging records and 5 ownership expenses per month; 1 vehicle; basic monthly summaries; 1 active mileage alarm per vehicle (no recurring or advance notice); on-device achievements, Driver Card, and Instant Coach basics.
- Kwhit Pro: Unlimited charging and expense records; multiple vehicles and scope switching; full monthly reports, charts, share images, and CSV export; AI Insights; iCloud sync (charging, expenses, vehicles, range snapshots, achievement unlock state); multiple/recurring mileage alarms with advance reminders; and other advanced features. Actual entitlements are as shown in the in-app paywall and the App Store / Google Play subscription pages.
iCloud Sync (Pro, iOS only)
Pro users may enable iCloud sync to store selected data in Apple’s iCloud private database. Sync requires iCloud sign-in with the same Apple ID; it excludes screenshots, Driver Card theme settings, and mileage alarm settings. Availability depends on Apple iCloud service status. See our Privacy Policy for details.
Tesla Account Link & Automatic Recording
- Tesla features are optional and require your authorization on Tesla’s official page; you must be entitled to authorize that Tesla account and vehicle. Kwhit is not affiliated with Tesla, Inc.
- Kwhit only reads vehicle and charging data and does not control your vehicle; when you ask for a refresh it may send a limited number of wake requests.
- Automatic recording (Pro) builds “pending charges” from signals the vehicle sends. They may be delayed, missing, or differ from the actual bill because of vehicle firmware, connectivity, Tesla services, or the vehicle being asleep; please check energy and cost before saving.
- Tesla features depend on the Tesla Fleet API; if Tesla changes or discontinues it, these features may be adjusted, limited, or stopped without compensation.
- You can stop automatic recording or unlink at any time in the App; see the Privacy Policy for how data is handled.
Station & Community Information
Nearby and along-route stations, community prices, and facility information are for reference only and do not reflect real-time availability, pricing, or opening status; rely on the operator or on-site information. Stations, facilities, or comments you submit must be truthful and must not infringe others’ rights; we may review, edit, or remove them.
Achievements, Driver Card & Mileage Alarms
- Achievements, Driver Card, and mileage alarms are auxiliary logging features — not OEM warranty, service-contract, or safety-driving advice.
- Mileage alarms and AI Insights are estimates based on data you enter; you are responsible for any actions you take.
- Driver Card share images are generated and shared only when you choose to do so; we do not post on your behalf to third-party platforms.
Subscriptions
Kwhit Pro is an auto-renewable subscription: through the App Store on iOS and Google Play on Android. Billing, renewal, cancellation, and refunds are handled by each store under its own rules. You can manage your subscription at any time from your Apple ID or Google Play subscription settings. Subscriptions on the two platforms are separate and do not transfer.
OCR Recognition
OCR results depend on screenshot quality and charging provider interfaces. Users are responsible for reviewing recognized information before saving a charging record.
Limitation of Liability
Kwhit is provided on an "as is" basis. To the maximum extent permitted by law, Kwhit is not liable for any loss or damage resulting from OCR inaccuracies, automatic-recording errors, data loss, service interruptions, or third-party service failures (including Tesla and charging operators).