Honest comparison for ev charging homes
Ohme plans the vehicle charge. 1app.energy helps show what that charging meant for your solar use, home battery, grid import and daily cost.
The quick answer
Keep the Ohme app for pairing, vehicle and tariff setup, routine creation, price caps and the complete smart-charging workflow. Use 1app.energy to see available Ohme plans and charging beside the battery, solar, grid and daily cost. On supported, verified homes where EV control is customer-enabled, 1app.energy can also update an existing Ohme target and ready-by time and start or stop charging.
Choose by task
Best for
The Ohme app is designed to turn a vehicle requirement and departure time into a charger-owned plan.
Set the energy tariff, price cap and charging preferences that Ohme uses to schedule the vehicle.
Pair the charger, manage the vehicle profile, use Max Charge and access Ohme-specific security and support features.
Best for
See supported Ohme state and planned charging beside the inverter, battery, solar, grid and tariff.
Compare charging periods with separately measured battery, solar, grid, tariff and whole-home cost data.
On supported, verified homes where EV control is customer-enabled, update an existing Ohme target and ready-by time or start and stop charging from 1app.energy.
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 Ohme app | 1app.energy |
|---|---|---|
| Pairing and charger setup | Primary tool for pairing the charger, selecting the vehicle and managing Ohme-specific setup. | Not a replacement for setup. Connect the supported Ohme account after the charger works correctly in Ohme. |
| Targets, routines and ready-by times | Create vehicle targets, departure times, repeated routines and Max Charge behaviour. | Shows available planned-charge context. On supported, verified homes where EV control is customer-enabled, it can update an existing target and ready-by time; create routines and price caps in Ohme. |
| Tariff and price-cap scheduling | Ohme uses the selected tariff, charging preferences and price cap to plan charging. | Places the supported charging result beside the wider home tariff, battery and grid data. |
| Charging state and usage | Direct charger status, session information and estimated charging cost in the Ohme experience. | Supported charger state and EV demand in the same view as solar, battery and home energy. |
| Whole-home battery impact | Optimises the Ohme charging job using the information available to the charger and account. | Shows whether charging coincided with battery discharge, available solar or grid import during expensive periods. |
| Technical support | Primary route for charger troubleshooting, connectivity, vehicle profiles and Ohme support. | Keep Ohme for charger faults and support. 1app.energy focuses on the supported whole-home result. |
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Use Ohme to create the routine, choose the tariff and set any price cap. On supported, verified homes where EV control is customer-enabled, 1app.energy can update an existing target and ready-by time.
Open 1app.energy to compare the charging period with battery discharge, solar generation, grid import and tariff pricing.
Start in the Ohme app because it owns the tariff selection, vehicle target and charge plan. Use 1app.energy to inspect the wider home result.
What to know first
Compatibility, data quality and control readiness depend on the equipment and account connected to the home.
Common questions
No. Keep Ohme for charger setup, targets, routines, tariff-led scheduling and support. 1app.energy adds whole-home context.
Where the required devices and measurements are available, 1app.energy compares supported EV demand with battery, solar, grid and tariff data from the same periods.
On supported, verified homes where EV control is customer-enabled, 1app.energy can update an existing Ohme target and ready-by time and start or stop charging. Use Ohme to create routines, set price caps and manage the complete smart schedule.
No. Available data depends on the charger, account permissions, provider access and the other connected measurements in the home.
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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