EV Charger Apps Compared: Which Has the Best Software?
A smart charger is only as good as its app. We compare the apps from major EV charger brands.
Why Apps Matter
Your charger's app is how you'll control scheduling, monitor energy usage, integrate with smart tariffs, and troubleshoot issues. A poor app can make an otherwise good charger frustrating to use.
App Ratings Compared
Ohme App - 4.5/5
Strengths: Excellent smart tariff integration, intuitive interface, reliable
Weaknesses: Requires subscription for advanced features
Best feature: Automatic cheapest-rate charging with Intelligent Octopus
myWallbox - 4.3/5
Strengths: Clean design, good statistics, multiple charger support
Weaknesses: Occasional connectivity issues
Best feature: Detailed energy consumption graphs
myenergi App - 4.0/5
Strengths: Great for solar monitoring, works with entire myenergi ecosystem
Weaknesses: Dated interface, can be slow
Best feature: Real-time solar generation and usage display
Easee App - 4.2/5
Strengths: Modern design, good multi-charger support
Weaknesses: Can be sluggish, some features complex
Best feature: Lifetime energy statistics
Pod Point App - 3.8/5
Strengths: Simple and straightforward
Weaknesses: Limited features, basic scheduling
Best feature: Integration with Pod Point public network
Features to Look For
- Scheduled charging with multiple time slots
- Real-time charging status
- Energy usage history and costs
- Smart tariff integration
- Solar diversion controls (if applicable)
- Remote start/stop
- Firmware updates