Rivian Tracker
(https://riviantracker.io) 📸 Data Snapshot: May 25, 2026Inspect the JSON-LD. Is there an Organization or Person schema, and does it carry sameAs links to real external profiles (LinkedIn, socials)? Missing schema or no identity declaration signals an anonymous entity.
Authority is the site’s weakest point due to the temporal anchor. With the current system date of May 25, 2026, the latest content (August 2023) is 33 months old, classifying it as stale evidence. The identity is tied to a handle ‘Brianvp’ and a Ko-fi link rather than a verified Person schema with a digital footprint or professional credentials in the automotive or software sectors.
There is no disconnect because the site makes zero performance claims. It does not boast about user numbers, accuracy rates, or speed of reporting. It functions as a neutral record-keeping entity, which naturally minimizes marketing bullshit.
Identity & Authority is read from the structured data first: whether the site declares who it is in machine-readable schema, with verifiable identity links. Below is the schema captured per page, then the external proof links that support (or fail to support) that identity.
🔗 Identity & Technical Layer — schema JSON-LD: identity chains, entity gaps
Homepage schema
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/page/2/
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/posts/2023.30.0-august/
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"headline": "Version 2023.30.0 (August 2023)",
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"description": "One Touch Garage Door Opener, Navigation Enhancements, Address Sharing, EVgo Support, and additional improvements.",
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"articleBody": "Build: b17c61f6\nUpdate Details ONE-TOUCH GARAGE DOOR OPENER You now have a quicker and easier way to open or close a garage door. After you set a location for a garage, a prompt appears on the driver display when you approach or leave that garage. You can then press the right thumb control button on the right side of the steering wheel to open or close the garage door. If you have multiple paired garages at the same location, use the thumbwheel to scroll and then select the appropriate garage. Before you begin, park near and in front of the garage when you set the location.\n For an existing paired garage, the next time you open or close that garage door, you will be prompted to set the location of the garage on the center display. You can also set the location of an existing garage by going to Settings Connect Garages. When pairing a new garage, you will have the option to set the location at the end of the pairing process. NOTES\n The location you set for a garage is based on the GPS location. When you enter a vehicle that is parked at the set location, press the brake pedal to enable the steering wheel controls. You can still choose the Garages button in the status bar on the center display to open or close a garage door. NAVIGATION ENHANCEMENTS We’ve made it more convenient to plan trips and get on the road:\n Search results for places now include the drive times next to the results as you type. Choose the drive time to go straight to navigation. You can still choose a result on the list to view details and a preview of the route before you start your trip. Charging stops that are part of your trip now appear with pins that show the planned charging time and charger speed - the faster the speed, the greater the number of lightning bolt icons. Tap the charger pin to view details about the charger’s network, availability, and speed. When you arrive at a charging stop that is part of your trip, you see the target charge level under the arrival message. This tells you how much you’re supposed to charge during the stop. NEW TEXT ADDRESS SHARING FROM SMARTPHONE TO VEHICLE NAVIGATION You can now share text addresses from your smartphone to your vehicle navigation, including addresses in text, emails, calendars, notes, and other apps. On your smartphone, for any address in text that you can highlight or long-press, choose Share, and then choose the Rivian mobile app to send it to your vehicle navigation. The Share option is also supported for Apple® Maps, Google Maps™, and Yelp.\nEVgo Autocharge+ Support Evgo Autocharge+ now supports Rivian vehicles. To enroll in Autocharge+ in the EVgo app, go to the Vehicles tab, add your vehicle to your profile, and follow the on-screen instructions to verify your vehicle’s VIN and complete enrollment. Once enrolled, you can plug in your vehicle to start a charging session. The EVgo network automatically detects your vehicle and associates its charging with your EVgo account.\n NOTE If you don’t see the Autocharge+ option, you can remove your vehicle from your profile and then add it again.\n ADDITIONAL IMPROVEMENTS Locking and unlocking:\n Improved the responsiveness of proximity and active unlocking with any key, when the vehicle is asleep. Added independent lock and unlock options to the center display. These options let you know when the vehicle is partially unlocked and provide a quick way to fully lock or unlock the vehicle. DC fast charging:\n Improved DC fast charging speeds, by up to 2.5 minutes, at high battery temperatures. Thanks to Kyle, Out of Spec, for your videos! Reduced battery cooling noise during DC fast charging, at high battery temperatures. Driver+:\n Added a chime that sounds when Adaptive Cruise Control disengages. Added a message that appears on the driver display before the vehicle reaches the maximum speed allowed for Highway Assist and disengages Highway Assist. Fixed a rare issue in which the driver display indicated that Adaptive Cruise Control was active when it actually wasn’t. Alexa:\n Fixed a rare issue in which Alexa acknowledged but didn’t play a requested Amazon Music Podcast. Fixed a rare issue in which Alexa didn’t respond after you asked Alexa to perform a car control command, when you weren’t logged into Alexa and you changed the units of measurement for the temperature settings. Added a control to allow you to disconnect your smartphone from Bluetooth®.\n Fixed a rare issue in which Bluetooth audio or the Phone app disconnected after you updated or restarted the software.\n Fixed an issue in which multiple phones weren’t properly displayed on the Drivers and Keys screen if they were paired to the same profile.\n Fixed a rare issue in which part of the driver display remained in day mode when you switched the displays from day to night mode.\n ",
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/posts/2023.26.0-july/
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"articleBody": "Build: e611bac2\nUpdate Details FAST ACCESS FROM APP LAUNCHER Enjoy a new way to access apps on the center display. The app launcher feature gives you faster access to five of your favorite apps and your most recent app. You’ll see these apps shown at the bottom center of the center display.\nYou can access or customize your apps by starting at the app tray, and then swiping up on the app tray handle. From the expanded app menu, press-and-hold an app, and then drag it down to one of the available slots on the app tray. For details, choose Owner’s Guide from the menu on the center display.\nKEYS TO ADVENTURE The Rivian mobile app now lets you add up to four phone keys to access your vehicle. There are two primary ways do this: • Download the Rivian mobile app on the new phone you want to use as a key. Sign into your account on the new phone, then go to the Vehicle tab and select Set up phone key. Follow the on-screen instructions. • You can invite a new driver by going to the Vehicle tab › Dashboard › Drivers and keys card › Keys, and select Invite a driver.\n NOTE The new driver receives an email with additional instructions, including how to download the app and create a Rivian account. Follow the on-screen instructions.\n ADDITIONAL IMPROVEMENTS Range Loss:\n The vehicle now provides a more accurate estimate for range after it sleeps or idles for a long time. Fixed a rare issue in which some vehicles maintained their 12 V batteries too frequently, causing an increase of overnight range loss. Unless the battery is preconditioning, Climate Control now turns on when the door is opened instead of when the vehicle is unlocked. For AC charging, it the connector becomes too warm, the vehicle automatically lowers the power to sately continue charging, and a message appears on the driver and center displays.\n Driver+\n Improved lane centering robustness with better lane negotiation during Highway Assist. Fixed a rare issue with the visual alerts not appearing when the vehicle makes slight course corrections during Lane Keeping Assist. Addressed a rare issue in which canceling Adaptive Cruise Control at very low speeds by holding up the driver stalk could shift the vehicle into Reverse. We’ve added new ways to automatically or manually turn on or turn off the truck bed lights. For details, choose Owner’s Guide from the menu on the center display. Highlights include:\n Opening or closing the powered tonneau cover automatically turns on the lights While the tailgate is unlocked and opened, press the tailgate button on the exterior side rail to turn on or turn off the lights. After the truck bed lights turn off while the vehicle is locked, you have 30 seconds to turn them on again. The lights don’t automatically turn on while in Camping › Stay off mode. We’ve updated the sound system software to prevent an occasional issue in which the audio is muffled.\n Gear Guard security system:\n You can now preview your list of recorded incidents while driving. Note that for safety, the feature still doesn’t allow playing them while driving. Fixed a rare issue for the Gear Guard animation so that it deactivates when it detects a person in the vehicle. Phone app:\n To respond to automated phone systems, the phone keypad on the center display now generates telecommunication touch tone signals. Fixed a rare issue that caused the Phone app on the center display to freeze or crash during an incoming call. Alexa:\n Fixed an issue in which Alexa voice control for Alexa media providers didn’t work after a phone call. Fixed an issue in which Alexa wouldn’t activate it the driver vehicle door was open or ajar. User Interface:\n Fixed an issue in which the steering wheel and side mirror adjustment panels disappeared unexpectedly. Fixed an issue that caused an old screen to flash when you navigated to a new one. We’ve made improvements to Show and Tell: the vehicle stays awake, turns off the horn, turns off proximity access, and SOS calls go to a test number.\n IMPORTANT To make an actual SOS call, exit Show and Tell, and then press the SOS button.\n Fixed a rare issue in which Vehicle Hold wouldn’t promptly engage in Snow mode. ",
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🛡️ Trust Signals — external proof links that back the declared identity
| Page | Reviews | Proof links |
|---|---|---|
| / (home) | 0 | 0 |
| /page/2/ | 0 | 0 |
| /posts/2023.30.0-august/ | 2 | 0 |
| /posts/2023.26.0-july/ | 2 | 0 |
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