Kids' TV and cartoons on a Tesla
Cartoons and kids' channels on a Tesla with tescast.app: YouTube, free channels, free movies and games. For the back seat on long drives and charging stops.
Short answer: For kids on a Tesla, open tescast.app in the car browser. tescast plays YouTube, free public TV channels from 50+ countries, free movies such as Big Buck Bunny, and Turkish kids' channels. Nothing to install. The stream keeps playing when the car drives, so children in the back keep watching. The driver does not watch: traffic rules in many countries forbid watching video while driving.
On a Tesla, the simplest way to show children a cartoon is tescast.app. It plays YouTube and live TV in the Tesla browser, and the stream does not stop when the car moves, so children in the back can keep watching on a long drive.
What can children watch?
- YouTube. Search for the cartoons your child likes. YouTube content is public, so you choose the video. See YouTube on Tesla.
- Free TV channels. Free public channels from more than 50 countries. Which kids' channels exist depends on the country. See live TV on Tesla and world TV on Tesla.
- Free movies. The IPTV tab has public domain and Creative Commons films and series, with animation such as Big Buck Bunny and Pepper&Carrot. No list is needed. See free movies on Tesla.
- Turkish kids' channels. tescast has five of them among its 155 Turkish channels: TRT Çocuk, Minika Çocuk, Minika Go, TRT Diyanet Çocuk and Spacetoon. The program guide shows what airs when.
- Your own IPTV list. If your legal list has children's films, they open in the IPTV tab. See movies and series on Tesla.
- Games. The Games tab has 7 ad-free party games for driver and passenger. See games on Tesla.
Each channel decides its own programs. tescast does not change them.
Long drives
A long drive is boring for a child. The car screen is visible from the back seat. In tescast, the stream keeps playing when the car moves from Park to Drive. Tesla's own Theater apps and normal browser video players stop. See video on a Tesla while driving.
This is for passengers. The driver does not watch: traffic rules in many countries forbid watching video while driving. More ideas: passenger entertainment on a Tesla road trip.
Charging stops
A charge can feel long for a child. The car is parked, so you can open a cartoon. Ideas: what to watch while charging a Tesla.
- Plug the car in.
- Open tescast.app.
- Pick a channel, YouTube or a free movie.
Settings that help
- Quality. 720p is usually enough for cartoons. To save data, choose 360p. 360p uses about 0.4 GB an hour and 720p about 1.2 GB. See internet for TV in a Tesla.
- Mosaic view. See several channels side by side. The child taps the one they want.
- Recently watched. The last channels are listed for one-tap return.
- Full screen. In Settings, tap "Tesla full screen mode".
Limits
tescast has no verified parental control or child lock. This page does not promise one. You watch what the child watches. YouTube is open to everyone, so choose the video yourself. Check each channel's own notes for age groups. This page does not rate content.
Set up
- Open tescast.app in the Tesla browser.
- Scan the QR code with your phone.
- Create an account and choose a plan: $7.99 a month or $59.99 a year, or try it free for 5 minutes (10 minutes if you agree to campaign e-mails), no card needed.
- The car connects. Next time tescast opens directly.
One car connects per account. If it does not work in your car, you can ask for a refund within 14 days.
FAQ
Which kids' content is on tescast?
YouTube, free public channels from 50+ countries, free animated films and five Turkish kids' channels. What you find depends on your country.
Can children watch cartoons while the car drives?
Yes, in tescast the stream keeps playing for passengers. The driver does not watch: traffic rules in many countries forbid watching video while driving.
Is there a child lock?
tescast has no verified child lock. Watch what your child opens.
How much data do cartoons use?
360p uses about 0.4 GB an hour, 720p about 1.2 GB and 1080p about 2-3 GB.
Can I open YouTube for my child?
Yes. You choose and follow the videos.
What does it cost?
$7.99 a month or $59.99 a year. Cancel at any time.