About
Built and tested on a real Model Y.
Handlefree is built by Kapisch, an independent developer in Germany who drives a Tesla Model Y. How the app is tested, how guides are checked and how to get in touch.
Who builds Handlefree
Kapisch builds Handlefree as an independent developer in Germany and drives a Tesla Model Y every day. The app exists for one everyday moment: hands full, the phone key in your pocket, and still a handle to pull. Handlefree turns that into one press on the Action Button, a Siri phrase, a Control Center button or a tap on the Apple Watch.
How the app is tested
Each door, frunk and trunk command is tried on that Model Y before it ships, and the app never treats a sent command as proof that a door opened. Results on other models come from owners and are labelled as owner reports, for example on the compatibility page.
How the guides are checked
Guides about Tesla features are checked against Tesla’s owner’s manuals and support pages, list their sources and show the date they were last verified. Tax and buying guides cite laws and authorities and are not tax advice. When something changes, the page changes and its date follows.
What Handlefree does not do
No Tesla account login, no server and no analytics in the app. Handlefree talks to your car over Bluetooth with its own phone key, stored only on your iPhone. It is independent and not affiliated with Tesla, Inc.
Get in touch
Questions, bug reports and results from your car are welcome at support. Handlefree is a OneKapisch product; legal details are in the legal notice. Follow along on Instagram · Facebook.
