homebridge-tado-platform VS app

You need to run https://homebridge.io somewhere (server, NAS, RasPi…) and add it to HomeKit as a bridge. Homebridge is accessible via a Web UI where you can install plugins. For Tado you can use https://github.com/SeydX/homebridge-tado-platform. During the installation you are asked for your Tado account credentials, so the plug-in can retrieve your configuration. Afterwards you can disable the original Tado bridge in HomeKit.

If you are running HomeBridge, you can use: https://github.com/SeydX/homebridge-tado-platform

Use beestat https://beestat.io and login with your ecobee credentials. It will provide lots of information about your system, including the unrounded actual temperature. In addition its charts are better than Ecobee’s.

no - not sure on the time exactly. I will look into the beestat.io site, never sw it before.

If your Aux furnace is running then the display on the Ecobee should say "Aux 1" or something like that. Another way is to go to Beestst, log in with your Ecobee credentials. This will give you all the data for how your system is running and you'll be able to see if and when your aux heat is running and for how long.

Hi I am new to this group. I bought a house three years ago with a geothermal closed loop system. I don't know what I don't know about this stuff, but I connected my ecobee thermostat to beestat.io for visualizing the outcome. Is anything weird? Obviously wrong here?

If you happen to have an ecobee thermostat, https://beestat.io/ is an amazing tool for figuring out how your system performs.

same problem here. very frustrating. i'm using https://beestat.io/ instead

You might find it helpful to check out https://beestat.io/ . It gives you a lot more detail and history, and, importantly, shows you temperatures with tenths of a degree accuracy instead of so much rounding.

Thanks. I just learned about beestat.io, so I'm going to see if I can use that additional data to point me in a definitive direction.

At http://beestat.io you can register your thermostat and see the data in better formats

I second using beestat.io! I don't even use the ecobee app anymore unless I need to change temps while away, outside of that all of my monitoring is done on beestat.