v0.11.0

This update brings trips, imports from Rivian Roamer, an all-time view of your history
and more detailed drive maps on the R2.

What's new

Trips

Group a road trip's drives and charges together and see the whole journey in one place.

• Open the new Trips page and create a trip by picking the days it covered. Every drive and
  charge from those days is added for you, and you can untick anything that wasn't part of it.
• Each trip has its own page with a map colored by day, a replay of the journey, and a day-by-day
  timeline of drives, stops, overnight stays and charges.
• See trip totals and highlights: distance, time driving and charging, cost, the longest drive, the
  fastest charge, the biggest climb, and who drove.
• Add a drive or charge to a trip straight from its own page.

Import from Rivian Roamer

• If you used Rivian Roamer, you can bring your history across. In Roamer, go to Account → Data →
  Download a copy, then upload that file in RivianMate under Settings → Import Data.
• Your drives, charges, drivers and saved places come with it.
• Nothing you already have is duplicated or overwritten, and an import can be undone.
• ElectraFi imports now include who was driving, too.

See all of your history

• History has a new All time option that goes back to your first drive.
• There are also new 24-hour, 14-day, 90-day and 6-month views, and switching between them is
  faster.

Drives and charging

• Jump to any day on the Drives and Charging pages with a new calendar that shows how busy each day
  was.
• Choose who was driving on any drive, or mark it as no one in particular.
• When you used navigation, a drive shows the name of where you were headed (for example, "Jumbo
  Rocks Campground") instead of a street address.

Improvements

• More detailed drive maps on the R2. While navigation is running, your route is recorded about
  every 5 seconds instead of once a minute, so maps follow the road much more closely.
• Cleaner History map. Routes over months or years now follow the roads you actually drove, and
  a faint dashed line shows where a stretch of driving wasn't recorded.
• Faster History for TeslaMate users. A year of history now loads in about 3 seconds instead of
  about 15.
• Better on phones. The Drives and Charging pages fit a phone screen, and History's dates no
  longer overlap or repeat.
• History now shows when it's loading, so you don't mistake old figures for new ones.
• Grafana dashboards show drive mode, who was driving and efficiency per drive, and use the
  same
  units as the app (miles or kilometers, °F or °C, and your currency).

Fixes

• History totals were too low for long periods with lots of driving. They now count every drive and
  charge.
• Average moving speed could come out slightly wrong when the vehicle sent the same location twice.

How to update

1. Back up your database.
2. Keep your existing APP_SECRET and database volume.
3. Run docker compose pull && docker compose up -d.

The update sets up what trips need on its own the first time it starts.

If you use the Grafana dashboards, re-run contrib/grafana/readonly-role.sql after updating so
the new driver and unit features work.

Technical details

Migrations

• 0021_trips: adds the trips, trip_activities and trip_exclusions tables. #98

Performance

• History's 12-month and all-time routes are averaged per drive. They are more accurate but slower:
  about 1.5–4 s for a multi-year TeslaMate history. #106
• The TeslaMate connection pool grows from 3 to 6 connections. #96

API

• New: GET/POST /api/vehicles/:id/trips, GET/PATCH/DELETE /api/vehicles/:id/trips/:tripId,
  POST /api/vehicles/:id/trips/:tripId/activities,
  DELETE /api/vehicles/:id/trips/:tripId/activities/:kind/:activityId,
  GET /api/vehicles/:id/trips/:tripId/route, GET /api/vehicles/:id/trip-assignments and
  GET /api/vehicles/:id/trip-candidates. #98
• New: GET /api/vehicles/:id/drivers and PUT /api/drives/:driveId/driver. #94
• /drives and /charging-sessions return every row in a window, not just the newest 5,000.
  Listings without a window still page at 200. #104
• /vehicles/:id/locations returns up to 200,000 points, up from 20,000. #96 #106
• A charging session's source can be roamer. #97
• Responses are compressed when the client accepts it. #96

Pull requests

#90 #92 #93 #94 #95 #96 #97 #98 #99 #104 #105 #106

Thanks

@MrSerious0 @edasque

Full Changelog:
v0.10.0...v0.11.0

v0.10.0

RivianMate v0.10.0 brings ElectraFi imports, a better view of software updates, and
drivers on every drive.

New features

ElectraFi import

• Settings → Import Data takes the .csv or .csv.gz files from ElectraFi's Download All and
  adds drives, routes, vehicle history and charging sessions for the Rivian and dates you choose.
  #84
• Anything already recorded stays as it is, so importing a file twice, or importing a drive that
  already exists, adds nothing. An existing charging session only gets what it's missing, such as
  charging time and a curve. #84
• The review step shows what would be added or skipped by the import process. An odometer that
  doesn't fit recorded mileage warns but doesn't block the import; a wrong time zone can also
  trigger this warning. #84
• An import can be undone from the list of past imports. #84

Software updates

• The Software panel shows the time in each update phase and estimates the download time left. The
  installed version gets a recap, for example "Downloaded in 15 min · Installed in 33 min (estimated
  1 hr 5 min)". #78

Drivers

• Each drive records who was driving, from the vehicle's active profile. #83
• History's efficiency panel compares drivers when at least two named drivers drove in the period.
  #83 #85

Average moving speed

• The drive card, history summary and efficiency chart by speed now use an average that leaves out
  time spent stopped. #83

Improvements

• After APP_SECRET changes, the app offers to reconnect the known Rivian account, with its email
  filled in, instead of showing first-run setup. #82
• The rated pack capacity comes from Rivian's published usable capacity when a pack repeats its
  estimate as rated, so the Battery panel no longer always reads 100%. #80
• Charges imported away from saved locations and wall chargers look up their city, so they read "Los
  Angeles, CA" rather than a dash. #84
• Grafana's Vehicle Health shows "none" when no software update is available. #79

Fixes

• A paused download now reads "Waiting for connection" rather than "Downloading", the install
  countdown reads "Starting install" rather than "Installing", and the panel no longer says "Up to
  date" in the last minutes of an install. #78
• Release notes Rivian hadn't published yet are tried again rather than reported as missing. #77

Migrations

This release includes two database migrations, which run automatically on startup:

• 0019_drivers: adds the drivers table and driver columns on drives
• 0020_electrafi_import: adds the import tables, an import_id on the tables imports write to, a
  places_checked_at on charging sessions and an area on the geocode cache

Back up Postgres before updating, preserve your existing APP_SECRET and database volume, then run
docker compose pull && docker compose up -d.

API

• New: GET/POST /api/imports, DELETE /api/imports/:id, POST /api/imports/files,
  POST /api/imports/preview and DELETE /api/imports/drafts/:id. #84
• Drives include driver and movingSeconds. #83
• A charging session's source can be electrafi. #84
• The software version timeline includes lastInstall. #78

Thanks

@edasque

Full Changelog:
v0.9.0...v0.10.0

v0.9.0

RivianMate v0.9.0 brings a redesigned dashboard, TeslaMate vehicles alongside your
Rivians, weather on every drive, Grafana dashboards, and many more readings from Parallax,
so an R2 shows nearly everything an R1 does.

New features

Dashboard

• A new dashboard with side navigation: the map, a top-down plan of the vehicle, a charge gauge,
  recent activity (the current or last drive, the last charge and this week) and schedules. Phones
  get a top bar with a menu. #59
• History gains efficiency, energy, places, rhythm and state panels; pack details move to Health.
  #59
• A route with stops names the next stop, with "+N stops" after it. The progress bar and the map
  number each stop, and the drive card shows the next stop's arrival and time left beside the
  destination's. Stops and destinations take the names of saved locations. #75
• The Tires panel counts down to the next tire rotation. #70

Drive weather and outside services

• Each drive records the temperature, conditions and wind along it, from Open-Meteo, including
  drives recorded before this release. #59
• The address (Nominatim) and weather (Open-Meteo) lookups can each be turned off in Settings →
  General → Outside services, so drive coordinates never leave the server. Existing installs keep
  both on; new installs choose during setup. #62

Grafana

• 15 Grafana dashboards in contrib/grafana/, with a read-only database role and a setup guide in
  docs/GRAFANA.md. Every dashboard has a Vehicle drop-down. Thanks @edasque! #58
  #72

TeslaMate vehicles

• Add a TeslaMate database under Settings → Accounts to show its cars on every page, with a
  vehicle picker grouped by source. The connection is read-only and nothing is copied. #59

Improvements

• More readings come from Parallax, so they show on vehicles without the legacy feed (R2): software
  update status, drive mode, washer and brake fluid, pet mode, and seat and steering wheel heat and
  vents. #57 #69
• Parallax is one subscription per vehicle, covering every topic. Only known topics are stored;
  others, such as phone keys and saved places, are dropped on arrival. #71
• The charging curve is drawn from the app's own sample each minute while charging, instead of
  Rivian's bars of up to 32 minutes. #65
• Departure schedules show every seat and the steering wheel, not just the driver's seat. #57
• The Drives and Charging pages page back through all history, not just the newest 200. History
  swaps 24 hours for 365 days. #68
• Settings → API & Feeds is reworked around the stream's health, with Parallax topics grouped by
  domain. #71
• The charging chart's axes fit their labels, and switching sessions keeps the previous curve until
  the new one loads. #67

Fixes

• While driving, the live trail follows the road as GPS points arrive, instead of drawing a straight
  line to each new point first. #75
• Range from Parallax no longer freezes when the battery runs low. The climate counts as running
  only while preconditioning actually runs. #68
• The charging curve's battery line starts at the level the charge began from. #56
• Charging power shows from the start of a charge, not hours in. #61
• Brake fluid reads "Normal" from either feed. #69
• Text on the dashboard and charging pages wraps on phones instead of being cut off, and Settings no
  longer scrolls sideways. #61 #73
• Rivian sign-in errors say what's wrong instead of "Invalid request". #62
• TeslaMate drives and charges left open by a restart end at their last reading. #68

Security

• Sessions are checked against the matched route, so an encoded path such as /%61pi/... can't
  reach the API without signing in. Failed password attempts are limited per address. #59
• vite, zod, fastify and fast-uri are updated to patched releases. #66 #74

Migrations

This release includes one database migration, which runs automatically on startup:

• 0018_drive_weather: adds weather columns to drives

Back up Postgres before updating, preserve your existing APP_SECRET and database volume, then run
docker compose pull && docker compose up -d.

API

• New: GET /api/vehicles/:id/battery-window, GET /api/vehicles/:id/drive-coverage,
  GET /api/vehicles/:id/health/tire-rotation and GET /api/vehicles/:id/render/:view. #59 #70
• New: GET/PUT /api/settings/lookups for the outside services, and
  GET/PUT/DELETE /api/settings/teslamate. #59 #62
• Drive and charging session lists take a before cursor to page back. #68
• Drives include their weather; charging sessions include lossKwh; navigation includes stops.
  #59 #64 #75
• API & Feeds no longer reports per-operation request counts, rejected fields or topic maturity. #71

Updates

• The Docker image builds without QEMU. #63

Thanks

@edasque

Full Changelog:
v0.8.0...v0.9.0

v0.8.0

RivianMate v0.8.0 adds a vehicle state history and a trip-frequency map to the History
page, a live log view in Settings, and structured logging. It also moves history to a new
storage format that records each change rather than whole snapshots.

Important

Back up your database before updating. This release converts your existing history to a new
format and then deletes the old tables. The conversion can't be undone, so the only way back to
v0.7.0 is restoring a backup taken beforehand. With the bundled docker-compose.yml:

docker compose exec -T postgres pg_dump -U rivianmate -Fc rivianmate > rivianmate-v0.7.0.dump

Keep your existing APP_SECRET too: stored Rivian tokens can't be read without it. See
Migrations for details.

New features

History

• A Vehicle state panel shows when the vehicle was driving, charging, updating, awake or asleep:
  one row per day for 7 and 30 days, or a single bar for 24 hours and 90 days. The legend totals the
  time in each state, and hovering or tapping a segment shows its start, end and length. #52
• The location map draws each drive as its own faint line, so roads you drive more often build up to
  full color. #52

Logs

• Settings → Logs shows the server's recent log lines live, with level and text filters and a
  download as a .log file. Lines are redacted the same way as the container output. #53
• Logging has levels and redaction: tokens, passwords, emails and coordinates never appear in the
  output. LOG_LEVEL (default info) sets how much is logged, and LOG_FORMAT=json gives one
  object per line for a log collector. At info, the log reads as a timeline of startup, stream
  connection, drives, charges and alerts. #51

Improvements

• History is stored as each field's changes of value, with a heartbeat every 15 minutes while the
  vehicle is reporting, instead of a full snapshot of every field at every update. Parallax messages
  are archived compactly and rolled up by the hour. Existing history is converted in the background
  after upgrading. #54
• The charging curve marks the charge limit the session was charging toward. #52
• Drives that moved less than 100 m, such as shifting in and out of gear in place, are left out of
  the drive list, history totals and the dashboard. Nothing is deleted. #53
• Errors that were silently ignored are now logged, such as unreadable notification settings or
  stored tokens that can't be decrypted. #51
• The location history API simplifies each drive's track rather than keeping every nth point, so
  repeat trips line up on the map. #52

Fixes

• Stopping the container no longer hangs for 10 seconds while a browser tab is open. Before, the
  open live-update stream kept the server from shutting down until Docker killed it, leaving any
  drive in progress open. #51
• The dashboard's last drive card wraps a long route onto a second line instead of cutting it off.
  #52

Migrations

This release includes one database migration, which runs automatically on startup:

• 0017_history_stores: adds the new history and Parallax archive tables, a short vehicle number
  for them, and columns for each vehicle's build details and renders

After the migration, existing state snapshots and the Parallax log are converted into the new tables
in the background, then the old tables are dropped. This can take a few minutes on a large database;
history fills in as it runs. The conversion is one-way: to roll back to v0.7.0, restore the database
backup as well as the image.

Back up Postgres before updating (see the command at the top of these notes), preserve your
existing APP_SECRET and database volume, then run docker compose pull && docker compose up -d.

API

• New: GET /api/vehicles/:id/state-spans for the vehicle state panel. #52
• New: GET /api/logs/stream, an authenticated event stream of log lines. #53
• Location points include the driveId they were recorded on. #52
• Charging sessions include socLimit, the charge limit when the session ended (or now, while it's
  under way). #52

Updates

• Vehicle discovery also fetches each vehicle's build date and factory configuration (trim, drive
  system, colors, wheels) and its renders, for upcoming views. #54
• console output is replaced by a logger with a child per component (app, monitor, ws,
  drive, charging, notify, …). #51

Full Changelog:
v0.7.0...v0.8.0

v0.7.0

RivianMate v0.7.0 brings improved R2 support, saved locations with their own charging
rates, navigation on the dashboard, and improved drive and charge cards.

New features

R2 support

• Drives, doors, windows, locks, cabin climate and live charging, read from Parallax. #39 #45
• The dashboard shows an R2's battery, range, charge limit, odometer and software version. #42 #43
• Schedules show the next charging window, and Health checks the 12V battery and pack. #42 #43 #45
• Pages show only what the vehicle reports. #43 #48

Saved locations

• Settings → Locations replaces Settings → Charging: any number of named places, each with its
  own charging rate (0 for free), a "Counts as home" switch, and an area set on a map. #40
• Drives and charges at a saved place take its name, such as "Home → Work". #40
• Sessions without a cost of their own are priced at their location's rate. #40
• "Only when not at home" alerts are held at every location marked as home. #40

Navigation

• The dashboard map draws the planned route as a dashed line, with a ring at the destination. #46
• While navigating, the drive card shows distance to go, arrival time and battery on arrival. #46
• The drive under way on the Drives page shows its planned route. #46

Improvements

• The dashboard's drive and charge cards keep one layout in every state and while loading. Charging
  shows the battery toward its limit and when it will finish, and a plugged-in vehicle shows when
  its schedule starts. #47
• Live and past charges share one card on the Charging page. Energy and cost are estimated from the
  battery gained until Rivian reports them. #47
• Live drives and charges are tagged In progress, Charging or Plugged in. #46
• Software updates follow every stage Rivian reports, including waiting for a connection and
  preparing. #38
• Charging schedules refresh when the vehicle's next charging window changes, not only every 6
  hours. #45
• The charging curve runs to where charging stopped. #48
• The feed viewer names more fields, and a legacy feed that only ever sends nulls shows as "No
  data". #45 #46
• The currency setting moves to General → Units. #40

Fixes

• GPS speed is read from the right field. #43
• "Only when not at home" alerts are no longer sent at home when the vehicle's GPS fix drops out.
  #38
• An installed update no longer shows as still installing at 99%. #38
• Charging status reads connecting and stopped correctly. #45
• Sessions from plugging in and out without charging are removed. #45
• The charging curve is no longer drawn as steps from leftover points. #48
• Navigation's arrival battery and range now show. #46
• The dashboard shows a shut charge port as "Closed" and the 12V battery as "Normal". #42 #48

Migrations

This release includes one database migration, which runs automatically on startup:

• 0016_saved_locations: adds saved locations, carrying over your home location and rate as
  Home

Back up Postgres before updating, preserve your existing APP_SECRET and database volume, then run
docker compose pull && docker compose up -d.

API

/api/settings/home-charging is now /api/settings/charging, which holds only the currency.
Locations are managed under /api/locations. #40

Updates

• Parallax decoding is split into a registry with one definition per topic. #41 #42
• The README is rewritten with new screenshots, taken with a new drive-home demo scene for mock
  mode. #49

Thanks

@leetosc

Full Changelog:
v0.6.0...v0.7.0

v0.6.0

RivianMate v0.6.0 is here with redesigned pages, notifications, saved software release notes, and various fixes.

New features

Redesigned pages

• History: a summary of driving, efficiency and charging cost, distance by day, and a chart that shades drives, charging and plugged-in time. Hovering the chart marks the spot on the map. #26
• Drives and Charging: header cards with key figures, lists grouped by day with daily totals, and a picker on narrow screens. #26 #27
• Navigation: a new menu on phones. #27
• Schedules: the next charging window first, and a week view of charging windows. #26
• Health: an overview of checks, battery capacity as the vehicle reports it with a trend line, and a tire diagram with slow-leak detection. #22 #26
• Settings: grouped rows, an Imperial / Metric choice, and an example cost for the home rate. #26

Notifications

• Get alerts for vehicle events in Discord, or through an Apprise server in Pushover, ntfy, Telegram, Slack, email and more. #23 #25
• Door or window left open, and vehicle left unlocked, after a set time while parked
• "Only when not at home" option for closure alerts
• Tire pressure, low battery and charging complete
• Software update available, installed and failed, with a link to the release notes
• Off by default; turn on and add destinations under Settings → Notifications

Software updates

• Release notes for each version are saved, so they stay available after an update installs. #24
• Live download and install progress on the dashboard and in Health. #24
• Health shows installed versions as a timeline, with any pending update at the end. #24 #26

API & Feeds

• Status for each Rivian feed: receiving, waiting, unsupported or errored. #22
• The latest data each feed received, down to the raw Parallax fields. #33

Improvements

• Drive and charge battery levels show one decimal place. #31 #35
• Drives show range used or gained, Wh per mile (or km) and kWh used. #35
• A drive under way with no destination is titled "From Home" instead of "Home → …". #35
• The dashboard's last drive card shows the home icon when applicable and wraps long addresses. #35
• The Drives chart marks the hovered point on the route map, and its tooltip shows time into the drive and time of day. #24
• History's 7d, 30d and 90d ranges start at midnight, and every distance bar is labeled. #31
• Clearer brake fluid and preconditioning labels on the dashboard. #21

Fixes

• GPS location, speed and tire pressure are restored on vehicles where Rivian's older feed stopped providing them. #14 #15
• Rivian charging sessions no longer show a falsely low cost. Rivian's billed total replaces the early estimate, and existing sessions are corrected on the next charge-history import. #26
• Drives end when the vehicle parks, without a trailing stretch of near-zero speed, and parking noise no longer starts a new drive. Drives already recorded are repaired. #29
• The dashboard no longer shows "Asleep" while the vehicle is awake or driving. #32
• Software release notes appear again. #24

Migrations

This release includes three database migrations, which run automatically on startup:

• 0013_ota_release_notes_pdf: stores release-notes PDFs
• 0014_session_cost_edited: keeps charging costs entered by hand
• 0015_drive_ends_at_park: repairs drives that ended late

Back up Postgres before updating, preserve your existing APP_SECRET and database volume, then run docker compose pull && docker compose up -d.

Configuration

MAP_STYLE_URL, MAP_TILES_URL, MAP_GLYPHS_URL and REVERSE_GEOCODING are no longer used and can be removed from .env. Maps always use OpenFreeMap, and drive addresses are always looked up.

Updates

• RivianMate is now licensed under GPL-3.0. #28
• Added contributing and security guides, issue templates and a rewritten README. #28
• Code formatting checked in CI with Prettier. #28

Thanks

@edasque @s3rverro0m

Full Changelog: v0.5.0...v0.6.0

v0.5.0

• Redesigned dashboard with a themed MapLibre GL map, active navigation
  (distance, arrival time, and battery on arrival), cell temperature,
  cold-weather range impact, and Wi-Fi and cellular status.
• Parked energy for the last 24 and 8 hours is shown as bars split into
  system, climate, Gear Guard, and outlets. Inflated parked-drain figures are
  fixed.
• Charging is tracked per plug-in and resumes across restarts. Live readings
  come from Rivian's Parallax data first, with a fallback to vehicle state
  when the push goes quiet, so charge power no longer flickers.
• Each completed charge shows a bar splitting the energy added into what was
  stored and what went to heating or cooling the pack. Charging curves are
  smoothed, filled in from Rivian's latest-session history, and keep Rivian's
  forecast separate (shown only while charging). Charges that will stop short
  of the limit say so.
• Set a home electricity rate to estimate the cost of home sessions.
• Charging schedules are shown as a week timeline. Departure schedules are
  fixed.
• Drives record start and end addresses (via OpenStreetMap, can be turned
  off with REVERSE_GEOCODING=false), navigation destinations, and live
  speed. Detection is more robust, and drives and GPS that Rivian delivers
  late are recorded. Route maps open framed on the route.
• History chart ticks line up with hours and days. Navigation collapses into
  a menu on mobile.
• New README with screenshots. RivianMate is now licensed under MIT.

Upgrading

Back up Postgres before updating, preserve your existing APP_SECRET and
database volume, then run docker compose pull && docker compose up -d.
Database migrations run automatically.

The bundled Postgres is no longer published on host port 5433 by
docker-compose.yml. For local development, add
-f docker-compose.dev.yml, which publishes it on localhost:5433. The
HOST, WEB_DIST, and POSTGRES_PORT settings are no longer used and can
be removed from .env.

v0.4.0

• Pages no longer flash "No vehicles found", empty charts, or other empty
  states while loading. Panels show placeholders at their final size, values
  render in your units from the start, and switching ranges keeps the previous
  chart until the next one loads.
• Live charging stats appear immediately after a page refresh.
• Redesigned sign-in and onboarding screens, including a six-digit
  verification code input that accepts paste and one-time-code autofill and
  submits automatically.
• Stronger app password requirements: new passwords need at least 12
  characters and can't be common passwords, the app name, or patterns like
  1234, with a live strength meter. Existing passwords keep working.
• Settings → About shows the running version and build commit.
• Updated all dependencies to their latest versions, with no known
  vulnerabilities.
• Faster multi-platform Docker builds.

Upgrading

Back up Postgres before updating, preserve your existing APP_SECRET and
database volume, then run docker compose pull && docker compose up -d.

Docker image tags have changed. latest now means the newest stable release
and is the default in docker-compose.yml; pin a line with 0.4 or an exact
release with 0.4.0. Builds of every main commit are now published as edge
instead of latest.

If you set APP_PASSWORD and the app has no password yet, it must meet the new
password requirements or the server will refuse to start. It's ignored once a
password exists.

v0.3.0

• Quieter, more resilient Rivian connections with shared request throttling,
  rate-limit backoff, authenticated streaming, and API usage diagnostics.
• Model-aware vehicle closures and a dashboard badge showing data freshness.
• App-wide distance, temperature, speed, and tire-pressure unit settings.
• Per-drive efficiency, energy estimates, elevation totals, and route profiles.
• Charging curves, imported Rivian charging history, and read-only charging
  and departure schedules.
• A Health page with parked battery drain, estimated battery capacity,
  tire-pressure trends, and a software-update timeline with release-note links.
• New app and home-screen icons, plus VIN display and copying in Settings.
• Corrected chart precision, mock drive completion, historical speed units,
  container healthchecks, and startup behavior when Rivian is unavailable.
• Restored session-based Rivian authentication when reusing stored credentials
  after an upgrade or restart. Failed monitor startup now reports disconnected
  and prompts for re-login when Rivian rejects the session.
• Automated validation and versioned Docker images for amd64 and arm64.

Upgrading

Back up Postgres before updating. Database migrations run automatically and
include a one-time correction of previously stored speed values. Preserve your
existing APP_SECRET and database volume. Set RIVIANMATE_VERSION=0.3 in .env,
then run docker compose pull && docker compose up -d.

Health trends and charging curves need recorded data; imported charging summaries
do not recreate historical charging curves. Rivian may reject optional schedule,
history, or release-note queries, in which case that feature disables its requests
for the current run.

Docker images

mitchvitale/rivianmate:0.3 (also v0.3) supports linux/amd64 and linux/arm64.
Source archives are available below.