evcc - smart charging1.7.0

evcc - solar charging lets EV owners schedule charging for times when their solar panels are producing power or electricity is inexpensive and clean. It provides mobile access to an evcc service running on the home network, so charging can be managed from an Android device instead of directly from the home server. The open-source app is version 1.7.0, supports Android 7.0 and newer, and is built for arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86_64, and x86 devices.

It can discover an evcc server automatically on the local network and display the evcc web interface for interaction. A demo instance allows the app to be explored before it is linked with a household installation, while light and dark themes follow the device’s display setting. The app is intended for people using evcc to align vehicle charging with available photovoltaic energy or with electricity that is both affordable and clean.

evcc runs at home on systems such as a Raspberry Pi, Windows, macOS, or a Linux Docker installation. The service supports many photovoltaic and battery systems, controls chargers from numerous manufacturers, and can use an online car interface for charging schedules, minimum-charge settings, and charging limits. It also accommodates dynamic electricity tariffs, smart plugs, balcony solar installations, and small home batteries.

Users therefore need an evcc installation on a home device and access to the same local network. This app acts as the mobile front end for that locally hosted web service, making an existing evcc setup reachable from a phone rather than replacing the service itself.