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Applications to consume Google Nest thermostat export data
Posted on 6/12/21 at 5:13 pm
Posted on 6/12/21 at 5:13 pm
I just put in a Google Nest thermostat and found out that you can export thermostat usage data from their Takeout platform.
Does anyone know of any websites/applications that can consume and analyze this particular data?
A quick Google search for me indicates there isn't anything out there, and that I'll probably have to consume the data myself.
Does anyone know of any websites/applications that can consume and analyze this particular data?
A quick Google search for me indicates there isn't anything out there, and that I'll probably have to consume the data myself.
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Posted on 6/12/21 at 7:55 pm to DrewTheEngineer
If it is a common format, you can use PowerBI desktop or just Excel.
Posted on 6/12/21 at 8:36 pm to DrewTheEngineer
Do you know what you want to do with the data? Charts? Automations? Deeper data analysis?
Home Assistant has a Nest integration that can do a lot for you. I think Google charges a one-time $5 fee to access the Nest API. After that you can use your thermostat state(s) to perform other actions, or use other device state(s) to adjust your thermostat, or just collect thermostat data and pipe it to influxdb and use grafana.
There are many ways and reasons to consume and analyze data, so it's doubtful (though possible) that someone has done exactly what you want to do already. I suggest taking this as an opportunity to dive into the world of Home Assistant and start tinkering.
Home Assistant has a Nest integration that can do a lot for you. I think Google charges a one-time $5 fee to access the Nest API. After that you can use your thermostat state(s) to perform other actions, or use other device state(s) to adjust your thermostat, or just collect thermostat data and pipe it to influxdb and use grafana.
There are many ways and reasons to consume and analyze data, so it's doubtful (though possible) that someone has done exactly what you want to do already. I suggest taking this as an opportunity to dive into the world of Home Assistant and start tinkering.
Posted on 3/28/23 at 2:10 am to DrewTheEngineer
While there may not be any websites or applications specifically designed to analyze the data exported from the Google Nest thermostat, you can still use a variety of tools and programming languages to consume and analyze the data yourself.
One option is to use a spreadsheet program like Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets to import and analyze the data. You can use the "Import Data" or "Import Range" feature to import the data exported from the Google Nest thermostat, and then use Excel or Google Sheets' built-in functions and charts to analyze the data and identify trends in your thermostat usage.
Another option is to use a programming language like Python to analyze the data. Python has many libraries that can help you manipulate and analyze data, including pandas for data manipulation and matplotlib for data visualization. You can use these libraries to read in the data exported from the Google Nest thermostat, clean and manipulate the data, and create visualizations and summary statistics to help you better understand your thermostat usage.
Overall, while there may not be any specific websites or applications designed for analyzing Google Nest thermostat data, there are many tools and programming languages available that can help you analyze the data yourself.
One option is to use a spreadsheet program like Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets to import and analyze the data. You can use the "Import Data" or "Import Range" feature to import the data exported from the Google Nest thermostat, and then use Excel or Google Sheets' built-in functions and charts to analyze the data and identify trends in your thermostat usage.
Another option is to use a programming language like Python to analyze the data. Python has many libraries that can help you manipulate and analyze data, including pandas for data manipulation and matplotlib for data visualization. You can use these libraries to read in the data exported from the Google Nest thermostat, clean and manipulate the data, and create visualizations and summary statistics to help you better understand your thermostat usage.
Overall, while there may not be any specific websites or applications designed for analyzing Google Nest thermostat data, there are many tools and programming languages available that can help you analyze the data yourself.
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