leafStart with what was recorded
Open a saved assessment from the assessment history. Check the session date, the identified vehicle and the recorded conditions. Compare the coverage section with the findings: a result based on limited observations deserves different weight from a session with useful rest and load samples.
Follow the cells over time
The analysis compares cells with the pack’s middle values across the session and separates rest and load conditions. This helps identify repeated outliers instead of relying solely on the largest momentary spread. It does not turn a cell number into a confirmed component diagnosis.
Treat capacity and range as estimates
A pack-size setting, reported health and observed consumption each contribute different information. A range comparison based on this drive cannot promise the same distance on a cold motorway trip. Where the report includes temperature scenarios, those are modelled scenarios, not trips you actually completed.
Export a PDF
Use the report’s PDF action and choose the destination in the phone’s share sheet. Keep a copy somewhere you control if you need a lasting record. Sharing to email, cloud storage or a messaging app sends the report to that service under its own terms.
Review identifiers and any personal details in the document before forwarding it. The intentionally limited journey-share image is a different export and should not be confused with an assessment PDF.
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When keeping a battery history, note the model, pack, temperature, starting charge, distance and app version. A trend collected consistently is more informative than several screenshots from unrelated conditions. If a finding needs repair advice or a formal statement of condition, ask an appropriately qualified specialist to inspect the vehicle.