Honest comparison for ev charging homes
Use Hypervolt for modes, schedules and charging targets. Use the 1app.energy public beta to understand charging beside your solar, battery, grid use and tariff.
The quick answer
Keep the Hypervolt app for charger setup, schedules, target-based charging, lock settings, tariffs and the complete mode workflow. Use 1app.energy public beta for fresh charger state and 1app-recorded session and EV-energy context beside the rest of the home. Mode-based start and stop is limited to supported, verified chargers where the customer enables it; target-based charging stays in Hypervolt.
Choose by task
Best for
Use Hypervolt to adopt the charger, configure its network, set maximum current and manage charger-specific preferences.
The native app provides Boost, Eco, Super Eco and Battery Safe modes plus schedules and target-based charging.
Configure tariff features, charger locking and the complete Hypervolt troubleshooting and support workflow.
Best for
Place fresh charger state and 1app-recorded session and EV-energy data beside separately connected solar, battery, grid and tariff data.
Compare charging periods with battery behaviour, grid import and whole-home net cost where complete measurements are available.
Use mode-based start and stop only on supported, verified chargers where the customer enables it, while targets remain in Hypervolt.
Capability by capability
The useful question is not which app has more features. It is which app is better suited to the job in front of you.
| What you need to do | the Hypervolt app | 1app.energy |
|---|---|---|
| Charger setup and connection | Primary tool for adopting the charger, connecting it to the network and configuring Hypervolt settings. | Not a replacement for setup. Connect after the supported charger is online and working in Hypervolt. |
| Modes, schedules and targets | Complete workflow for charger modes, schedules, charging targets and mode-specific behaviour. | Public-beta mode-based start and stop on supported, verified chargers where the customer enables it. Set charging targets in Hypervolt. |
| Charger state and sessions | Real-time charger status, active-session information and historical charging detail. | Fresh charger state and 1app-recorded session and EV-energy data placed beside the wider home-energy picture. |
| Tariff features | Configure supported tariff integrations and charger-specific smart-tariff behaviour. | Compare the charging result with separately connected tariff, battery and grid data for the home. |
| Whole-home battery impact | Strong view of the Hypervolt charger and the measurements available to its app. | Helps show whether EV charging overlapped with battery discharge, expensive import or solar generation. |
| Locking, settings and support | Primary route for locking, charger settings, connectivity, troubleshooting and Hypervolt support. | Keep Hypervolt for charger management. 1app.energy focuses on the supported whole-home result. |
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Open Hypervolt for the complete native workflow, especially target-based charging and charger-specific settings.
Open 1app.energy to compare the charging period with battery discharge, solar generation, grid import and tariff pricing.
Use mode-based start and stop only on supported, verified chargers where the customer enables it. Keep target-based charging in Hypervolt.
What to know first
Compatibility, data quality and control readiness depend on the equipment and account connected to the home.
Common questions
No. Keep Hypervolt for setup, modes, schedules, targets, locking and support. 1app.energy adds whole-home context.
For supported connected chargers, it can show fresh charger state and 1app-recorded session and EV-energy data beside battery, solar, grid and tariff data.
Mode-based start and stop is limited to supported, verified chargers where the customer enables it. Use Hypervolt for target-based charging.
1app.energy uses unofficial upstream resources for this integration. Provider access, available data or controls may change or be paused while support expands.
Sources and review
Reviewed 9 July 2026
Native-app capabilities are taken from official vendor sources. 1app.energy capabilities are limited to supported devices, available evidence and customer-enabled settings. Product features can change, so this page is reviewed rather than treated as permanent fact.
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