iSolarCloud

Great app for tracking usage and solar output. I was really impressed especially after all the low ratings I am super happy after using other solar apps that weren’t as good as this one and it’s free.

Doesn’t connect most days except after an update

Having issues connecting iPhone to be able check system operations and readings

The overview graphic is pretty good and for some people that might be enough. However, it’s the data that needs work. The ‘revenue’ data is very misleading. It seems to be the savings that have been made by having solar ie the difference between if you had bought all of the power versus what you bought minus that sold to the grid. IMO, revenue should be as simple as value of what you sold to grid minus what you bought. The ‘earnings’ data is even more confusing. It is the ‘revenue’ described above (which is the savings you’ve made by having solar) minus the purchase cost. Why report this metric?? And why on earth is there no daily supply charge field? The app has the potential to provide lots of great info but instead it reports some really odd metrics which aren’t useful to anyone. Developers - please fix this!

You should not buy any product from sungrow. My solar is off grid for two weeks but there is no notification etc from the mobile app. Support is virtual and non existent.

I have solar and a battery & I would love the battery % font size to be larger so that I don't need to put glasses on to read it. Keep you the great work

Cannot even set the time correctly. It shows Adelaide South Australia set to 9.5 + of GMT pity they do not even allow settings for Daylight Saving Time. So besides that this software appears sub standard in every way configuration is terrible. Items do not make sense. Item load what the hell is this for I have no idea. I hope there something better than this available to customers.

It used to work before but with the current iOS 18.1 it crashes and there is no update for it

The app forces me to use the Australian server (as I’m in Australia), but my solar plant is connected to the international server. Because of this the app always shows my plant as offline. I can however see my plant data through a web browser using the international (hk) server. Or else through the old iSolarhome app. Suggest to developers that they allow people to access the international server rather than forcing to other servers.

When we first installed our solar in Brisbane 20 months ago, this app was a joke. Nothing made any sense. I stopped using it and relied on my provider to tell me feed-in and consumption numbers. Since the redesign it’s a lot better but some of the graphs are still pretty bad. But I can live with that. What I cannot live with is that the devs do not seem to understand how to calculate what they call ‘day earnings’. It’s a simple calculation a 5 year old can do: energy purchased minus energy sold = day earnings (or costs in most instances with the abysmal feed in tariffs). The revenue calc is all over the shop. Purchase costs is correct but how on earth they calculate the revenue from feed in is beyond me. I’ve seen some cloudy days where the revenue shows a feed in tariff of $1.22. Other days it’s 25 cents, 19 cents. I get 4 cents from my provider. And that’s in the tariff settings of the app. Why not use it? Do better.