EnergyPilot: Home Energy

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About this app

EnergyPilot — Powerwall Scheduler

Take full control of your Tesla Powerwall with features the official Tesla app doesn't offer.

EnergyPilot connects to your Powerwall via Tesla's official Fleet API, giving you real-time monitoring and powerful scheduling automation — so your battery works smarter, not just harder.

What you can do:
- Monitor battery charge level, solar production, and grid usage in real time
- Adjust your backup reserve on demand
- Switch between Self-Powered, Time-Based Control, and Backup-Only modes
- Schedule automated operations — set your Powerwall to change modes or reserve levels at specific times, automatically

Why EnergyPilot?
The official Tesla app lets you control your Powerwall manually. EnergyPilot adds scheduling — so your battery automatically optimizes for off-peak rates, storm preparation, or any routine that fits your lifestyle.

EnergyPilot is an independent app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Tesla, Inc. Tesla® is a registered trademark of Tesla, Inc.
Smart Powerwall Control
Updated on
Sep 21, 2026

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  • Data is encrypted in transit
  • You can request that data be deleted

What’s new

Mode names now match the Tesla app

"Time-Based" is now "Savings" and "Operation Mode" is "Operational Mode", matching what Tesla calls them today. Error messages are clearer too: when Tesla is temporarily unreachable, EnergyPilot now says so in plain language instead of showing a technical error. And if a scheduled automation can't run, you'll get a notification telling you — rather than finding out later.