How does FSD Hunter's live tracking and filtering work?
FSD Hunter shows real-time pins on a map for Teslas that users have reported as actively using Full Self-Driving. You can filter out parked cars and focus on specific models or maneuvers, like a Model Y changing lanes, so you only see verified, active FSD behavior.
What is the community confirmation system and how do I use it?
When you spot a car using FSD, you can post a video or description, and other users can verify the behavior, adding details like the software version. This collaborative verification helps confirm that a sighting is genuine, making the data more reliable than passive logs.
Why does FSD Hunter sometimes freeze my iPhone's GPS, and how can I fix it?
The app can bug out if left running in the background during a long drive, freezing GPS services until you hard reboot your phone. To prevent this, try closing the app entirely when you're not actively using it, and make sure your iOS is updated to the latest version.
The map shows many parked Teslas as 'sightings'—how do I avoid false positives?
Use the filtering options to exclude stationary or parked vehicles, and focus on reports with specific maneuvers like lane changes or roundabout navigation. Also, check the community verification status; a sighting confirmed by other users is much more likely to be a genuine FSD test.
How does FSD Hunter compare to TeslaFi for tracking FSD activity?
Unlike TeslaFi, which gives you generic stats from your own car, FSD Hunter shows you real-time, crowdsourced sightings of other Teslas actively using FSD. It's more like a live intelligence tool, but it can be buggy and has fewer data fields than TeslaFi's detailed logs.
