jules43

You do need to be logged in for it to be available

That's pretty interesting, thanks. I guess it just accumulates until it can next reach the server and then sends a single message with the amount accumulated in that interval. It makes a certain amount of sense, to avoid having to send 288 packets per day in one shot, though a little disappointing. They could be smarter in how they store/display it, by distributing the value evenly over the time range. I had a couple of periods shortly after installation when it lost connection and I had thought it was losing the data completely.

@Mike_C I'm very interested in how you get on with #3. I'm not keen to set up a server to intercept the logging which I've seen others discuss, but hacking some code to query / download the data (perhaps daily) seems very workable. I'm interested in doing some basic analysis of the data and pretty disappointed they removed the feature. The apps can clearly access the full day's data even if they've retired the previous. Jules