
Electric
Energy
The card is the battery.
- It fills up to your charge level and shifts from red through amber to deep green.
- Range, charging state and time until full at a glance.
- Drag the “charge up to” slider to set the target.
Battery, climate, trips and where it’s parked — each on its own calm card, with a 3D model of your car in its own paint colour. And a racing game built from your real drives.
Private beta · invite only · iOS 18 or later

Every view has its own studio colour and its own angle on the car.
The card grows to full height, the car turns to a view from above, and everything else appears underneath.



My Cayenne isn’t in the App Store. Five steps, about ten minutes, only once.
The UDID is a long code that identifies your iPhone. Pick whichever is easiest:
This uses a third-party website. If you’d rather not, use a Mac or PC.
Send George your UDID and your iPhone model (e.g. iPhone 17 Pro) in a message. He registers your iPhone and publishes a new build on this page, then lets you know.
Open this page on your iPhone in Safari (not Chrome, and not inside WhatsApp, Instagram or Mail), tap the button and confirm with Install. Then go to your Home Screen and watch the icon load.
On a computer? Scan this with your iPhone’s camera to open the page there.
On the Home Screen the app is called Electric Porsche.
The first time you open the app, iOS says “Developer Mode required”. That’s expected for privately signed apps:
The Developer Mode switch only appears after the app is installed. You only do this once.
Tap the person icon at the top right and sign in with your My Porsche account (Porsche ID) — the same one you use in Porsche’s own app. Your car appears in a few seconds. Unlocking asks for your S-PIN.
Just curious? Tap Use demo data instead to try every view without a car.
Your iPhone isn’t in the current build yet. Check that George has your UDID and has confirmed the new build, then tap Install again. If the download started before he updated the page, delete the half-installed icon first.
Only Safari can install apps from a web page. If you opened the link in another browser or inside a messaging app, copy the address and paste it into Safari.
It only shows up once a privately signed app is on the iPhone. Install the app first (step 3), try to open it once, then look again under Settings › Privacy & Security, at the very bottom.
Go to Settings › General › VPN & Device Management, tap Apple Development: George Schell and choose Trust. Then open the app again.
Privately signed builds have an expiry date; the current one runs until 28 February 2027. Before then, George will post a new build here — just install it again over the old one. Your sign-in and data stay.
Come back to this page and tap Install again. The version and date on the button show which build is online.
Your password goes straight from your iPhone to Porsche’s own login server — it never passes through George or any other server. The app keeps only the login session, in the iPhone’s Keychain. For unlocking, it sends just a hash of your S-PIN, never the PIN itself.