Version 1.0.235

August 20, 2026

TestFlight only at the time of writing — not yet in the App Store or Google Play.

Your battery gets its own screen

Each physical battery is now a card showing what its own management system measures: cell voltages, the spread between the best and worst cell, temperature. There is a list of packs and a detail page for each one. Where nothing is measured, it says so rather than showing a zero.

You can name each pack and say which monitor reads it, and Svitgrid compares what you configured against what the battery actually reports.

Choose a picture for your home

Setup now asks, and you can change it later by tapping the house — including a ground-mounted array with no building at all. The weather tile draws your own building, with snow settling on a flat roof rather than draping across a wedge.

The grid card prices your day

Today's import and export are costed on your household tariff, and charging the battery from the grid now shows what it cost, over any period you choose.

Smaller things

• The battery runtime row shows a bound past 48 hours instead of vanishing, and counts down to your inverter's own cut-off rather than to 0%.
• A household can say which inverters share one battery bank, so the pack is not counted twice.
• Maximum sell power is now a slider with your inverter's nameplate marked on it, rather than a wall at the nameplate.
• "Disable time-of-use during this event" was added to the battery-charge event, and editing one time-of-use slot now writes the whole schedule so the table cannot be bent out of shape.
• Add inverter on a Home Assistant household now explains the integration instead of opening a wizard asking for a logger serial you do not have.
• The Android home-screen widget got a refresh button.
• Fixed: in local mode the dashboard could spin on "Loading data…" forever away from home, because each refresh restarted a read that never got to finish.
• Fixed: daily consumption collapsed to zero for homes with an inverter on the generator port.
• Fixed: an inverter temperature was being invented on every Solarman model from a register that is not a temperature.
• Fixed: battery feed labels painted underneath the node icons.