HomeWizard Energy

HomeWizard

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About this app

Knowledge is power

How much energy do you use? What appliances consume the most? We help you get a better understanding of your energy usage.
Insight like never before

How much power do your solar panels generate? How much gas is used during showering? How well is my house isolated? How much power is your heat pump or electric car using? HomeWizard Energy helps you understand your home and save.
See how much you save

View what you are using right now or the history of your home and compare your usage over days, weeks, months or years in beautifully detailed graphs. Enter your own tariffs and get accurate calculations of the costs so you know what to expect.

For the Energy App you need additional hardware such as: HomeWizard P1 meter, HomeWizard kWh meter, HomeWizard Energy Socket or HomeWizard Watermeter.

Ratings and reviews

The features look promissing but are limited, even with the energy+ subscribtion. I can not set custom alarms to avoid peak power charge (belgium) I can only export with resolution of 15 minuten witch I can also do at my provider without a dongle, I don't see peak power, I can not zoom in the graphs, I can not select a date in the past. You have to scroll using, back 1 step at a time, ... Feature update would be welcome

Update: is there a way to see the phases in the 'now' graph without having split totals? Made a lot of sense before, now I cannot see the total export power while also seeing individual phases. What a bummer, unfortunately. iOS has had widget support for 4 years now, while the Android app still lacks them. The Android app feels half baked, and misses basic metrics like total power (as available in the 'now' view). Which is lacking from the 'day' view, where only the power / phase is displayed.

I faced issues with the pairing of the homewizard display with the app. My initial thoughts were that it came from the app. The helpdesk was very supportive, and after a few unfruitful attempts, they decided to send a new device to try it. And indeed, all the troubles were linked to the display being defective and not the app. The app itself is quite intuitive and useful.

What's new

* Fixes an issue that could prevent app from booting
* Stops showing incorrect "overload protection" dialogs for energy sockets
* Fixes an issue that prevented the three phases toggle from being presented