A Telegram message the instant Sentry Mode turns on or off — confirm it activated at your destination without pulling out the Tesla app.
Sentry Mode is one of Tesla's best security features, but confirming it's actually active means opening the app and checking the toggle — every single time you park somewhere you care about. It's a small habit that's easy to skip when you're in a hurry, and easy to forget to double-check.
WattsonBot removes the "hope" part — you get a message the moment the state actually changes, in the same chat you're already in.
Sentry Mode alerts are one of nine automatic notification types included in every plan — sent to Telegram, no configuration needed beyond the toggle in /alerts.
Sent when Sentry Mode is enabled or disabled on the car.
Sent when the car is parked and unlocked.
Sent ~35 seconds after plug-in and charging begins.
Sent when charging stops before your set limit.
Sent when battery drops below your configured threshold.
Per-wheel alert when pressure drops below threshold.
Trip summary with distance, efficiency, and cost.
km, kWh, charging sessions, and total cost by tariff.
WattsonBot alerts on the Sentry Mode on/off state — it doesn't access or forward the camera recordings themselves. Those stay on the car's USB drive and in the Tesla app, exactly as Tesla designed it. Read-only access also means it can't toggle Sentry Mode for you; it only observes and reports.
WattsonBot connects to your Tesla with a read-only refresh token and starts watching immediately — no cameras, no extra hardware, nothing to install on the car.
Open t.me/WattsonEVBot and tap Start.
Start with the free trial or go straight to Solo ($5/mo). Pay with Telegram Stars or crypto.
Tap "Log in with Tesla" and sign in on Tesla's own page — read-only, revocable. Prefer manual? Full guide here.
Sentry Mode, charging, battery, TPMS, drive summaries — all pushed automatically. Toggle any of them off anytime via /alerts.
Yes — a Telegram message is sent whenever Sentry Mode is enabled or disabled, so you can confirm it activated without opening the app.
No. WattsonBot uses a read-only refresh token and can only observe and report state, not send commands.
No. It alerts on the on/off state only. Recordings stay on the car's USB drive and in the Tesla app.
Charging, low battery, TPMS/tyre pressure, car left unlocked, and drive-ended summaries with cost — all in the same $5/month plan.
No. You log in on Tesla's own page; WattsonBot only ever receives a revocable refresh token.
$5/month for the Solo plan — one car, all 9 alert types, 16 commands, stats and history. Free trial included.
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