myenergi

myenergi

About this app

The myenergi app is the centre of your myenergi ecosystem and a must for anyone who uses our eco smart products.

It provides a simple, visual dashboard to allow you to see just how your devices are working hard to reduce your energy cost and carbon footprint. The app seamlessly connects to all of your myenergi devices, giving you full control and access from anywhere in the world.

Main features:

- View current household power distribution and consumption at a glance
- Intuitive animated display showing import/export, generation, power diversion and consumption
- Live and historic Self-Consumption and Green Contribution indicators
- Data is updated real-time
- Remotely control & monitor your devices
- Intelligent scheduling of devices with smart tariff integrations
- Priority setting of different devices

Ratings and reviews

Great app/device (Zappi 2 in my case) but UX is a disaster. Aesthetics: a combination of neon on black & brushed steel make for poor accessibility. Controls are awkward and laggy: text entry fields disappear off the side of the screen & activity is blocked on network traffic. But worse, modes of operation and their presentation. 'Boost' seems to replace 'charge' arbitrarily. Desc. for Eco and Eco+ are identical and opaque. Great hardware fights against frustrating software.

Overall pretty good but I also had the bug when both the EDDI and the ZAPPI had vhub enabled. Trying to change anything on the ZAPPI caused the app to crash and just black screen. Really the app should detect this error and show a message. Thanks to the other user that flagged this I sorted it by disabling vhub on the ZAPPI.

The app is very slow to load charging data if it even does manage to load it at all. I used it to track my weekly and monthly charges to calculate the cost, but it hasn't worked in month, it only shows an empty chart so the app is useless. And yes the app is connected to the charger, I can still see the current charging rate and live data just nothing else. If I wanted to see the live charge rate I'd look at the charger itself.

What's new

-New zappi status for ocpp
-Bugfixes and other improvements