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Version 1.2026.1051 · 2026-10-27
bug fixes and small improvements.
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The store currently lists version 1.2026.1051, updated 2026-10-27.








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Wake up ready to go. Charge when electricity costs less. Make more of your solar.
NeoCharge brings EV charging, solar, and your Smart Splitter into one app. It charges your car when power is cheapest, uses the solar you already make, and shows you what your EV and connected appliances actually cost to run.
Start with the EV, home charger, or solar inverter you already own. No NeoCharge hardware needed.
CHARGE CHEAPER WITHOUT THINKING ABOUT IT
• Add your electricity rate once, including custom time-of-use plans. NeoCharge plans charging around your cheaper hours from then on.
• Set a ready-by time and NeoCharge works backward from it, so your car is charged for the morning at the lowest cost it can find.
• Prefer cleaner power? Choose an emissions priority instead of a cost priority.
• Plans change.…
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bug fixes and small improvements.
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