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Location is off. Tap the GPS chip in the top bar to enable it.
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Apps marked use the car's GPS — maps stay locked on you, weather and nearby places load for exactly where you're parked. Media plays while parked, per Tesla's browser rules. Bookmark teslabrowserapps.com and it's there every drive.

Web apps built for the Tesla in-car browser

Most websites treat the Tesla browser like a desktop computer, so they ignore the one thing the car does better than any laptop: it always knows exactly where it is. Tesla Browser Apps reads the car's GPS continuously and feeds it to every app on this page — a Waze live map that follows you down the road automatically, weather for the exact spot you're parked, and coffee, food and washrooms within walking distance of whichever Supercharger you're sitting at. Nothing to install, no account, free. Allow location once, bookmark the page, and it's on your screen every drive.

Frequently asked

Does Waze work in the Tesla browser?

Waze's site loads, but it won't follow your location — you have to keep tapping the current-location button while driving, which is exactly what you shouldn't be doing. The Waze Live app here fixes that: the page reads the car's GPS and keeps the Waze live map centered on you automatically, so police, hazard and traffic reports stay on screen hands-free. A Follow toggle and zoom controls sit on a rail sized for a moving car.

How do I add apps to my Tesla without installing anything?

You can't install apps on a Tesla, but you don't need to — the built-in browser runs full web apps. Open the browser, visit teslabrowserapps.com, tap Allow when the car asks to share location, and save it as a favorite. That's the whole setup.

What can I do while Supercharging?

The Nearby app lists coffee, food, washrooms and shops within a short walk of the charger, sorted by distance with walk times. Scores has live results for every league in fast-loading plain text, Weather shows if you'll beat the rain, and Theater+ links to media that plays in the browser while parked.

Why does the site ask for my location?

The car's GPS is the whole point — it powers the following map, local weather, nearby places and the dashboard. Your position is read in the browser and sent only to the map or weather service you open. No accounts, no tracking, and nothing is stored beyond your own preferences.

Does this work while driving?

Maps, weather, scores and the dashboard all work on the move. Video is limited to Park by Tesla's browser rules, which this site respects. As always, the driver's attention belongs on the road — the following map exists precisely so you stop touching the screen.