Auth app for Tesla

Removed V2 (Owners) tokens from UI - added Get Owners Access Token Siri Intent for advanced users to get the old access token

Fixed Siri Shortcuts action names

Removed all support for v2 tokens, as these are now fully deprecated by Tesla. Fixed refreshing access tokens from shortcuts - was failing due to trying to refresh v2 tokens along with v3 tokens.

Fixed authentication after critical Tesla infrastructure changes

* Added support for Fleet API - bring your own client registration and generate Fleet API tokens * Added App Intents in addition to legacy Intents. New Shortcuts actions are different, to allow manual migration.

Version 3.0 is a complete overhaul — a brand new design built for iOS 26 with Liquid Glass, smarter automation, and a more welcoming experience from the first launch. New in 3.0: - Redesigned for iOS 26 with the Liquid Glass visual style - Welcome flow — a quick introduction on first launch explaining tokens, privacy, and Shortcuts - Error notifications — auth failures and refresh errors now appear as clear, dismissible banners instead of failing silently - Siri & Shortcuts — all four actions (Get / Refresh for both Owners and Fleet API) now appear automatically in the Shortcuts app and are available to Siri without any setup - Shortcuts guide — a new card in the About tab lists every available action and links directly to the Shortcuts app - Clipboard privacy — copied tokens now automatically expire from the clipboard after one hour - Widget-ready — the app now prepares token expiry data for an upcoming Home Screen widget - Stability fixes — resolved a black screen during login, fixed token not being captured after sign-in, and corrected the Fleet API token exchange

Auth for Tesla 3.0.1 turns the app into a real developer cockpit for Tesla tokens. NEW — Tools tab • JWT Inspector — paste or pick any token and see decoded header, payload, scopes, and a valid/expired status. No more jwt.io detours. • Snippet Exporter — copy your active token as ready-to-run cURL, HTTPie, Swift URLRequest, or Python requests. • Test Your Token — run real, read-only Owners or Fleet API diagnostic calls to confirm end-to-end that your token works, including a scopes inspection. NEW — Multiple accounts • Keep personal, work, and test profiles side by side per API. • One-tap switching, rename and add accounts at any time. • Logout / 'Delete This Account' now confirms before wiping the token, so a misfired tap won't cost you a re-sign-in. • Logout deletes only the active profile and falls through to the next. NEW — Token cards with live status • The Access Token card shows a live 'Valid for X' countdown badge that flips to red 'Expired' when it lapses. • The Refresh Token card gets a quiet 'Long-lived' badge so you can tell the two apart at a glance. • 'Show token details' opens a clean tabular breakdown of issuer, audiences, scopes, region, locale, and expiry. • Auto-detected region (NA, EU, AP, ME, CN) on every Fleet token, so you know exactly which Tesla endpoint you're talking to. DESIGN — Liquid Glass throughout • Every screen rebuilt around iOS 26's Liquid Glass — glass cards, capsule buttons, consistent corner radii and rhythm across home, Tools, About, and Login. • Toast notifications are proper glass capsules now, lifted clear of the floating tab bar. • Fleet API form fields are subtle glass capsules instead of hard-black rounded rectangles. • Account menu is a real glass button with a proper hit target, not just a tappable icon. SIRI & SHORTCUTS • All four token actions (Get / Refresh for both APIs) appear automatically in Shortcuts. • Each intent now accepts an optional Account parameter so a Shortcut can target a specific stored profile. • Fixes a long-standing bug where 'Refresh Fleet API Token' would refresh the Owners token by mistake when both were signed in. UNDER THE HOOD • Sign-in now survives a hop to your password manager — the auth web view stays put with whatever you'd typed, instead of reloading back to the email step. • Token storage refactored around named profiles with seamless migration of any existing single-token install. • Lots of small UX polish across the home views, Tools detail screens, and login flow.