Version 1.0.240

September 16, 2026

These are the notes published with this version in the App Store.

A new way to add your station

The app looks for your inverter on the network, on an Edge connector over Wi-Fi or RS-485, and in Home Assistant, then shows what it found. You confirm instead of typing addresses and serial numbers.
When nothing is found, the app says why, and you can pick the inverter from a short list of models that match what it measured.
One review screen holds the station name, location, solar panels and batteries, and each answer is edited in place.
Your inverter's settings and a first reading are loaded during setup, so the settings page and the dashboard are filled the moment you finish.

A new Graphite dark theme.
The activity feed reads as plain sentences, and the inverter's row opens the household feed.

Set your own grid over-voltage and under-voltage alerts for each inverter.
Where nothing measured the grid, history, compare, today's cards and Reports now say so instead of showing a zero.
The app warns you when the Edge connector's Wi-Fi signal is weak.

Charge now takes precedence over an overlapping sell event.
An event whose end is before its start runs overnight, editing a recurring event keeps its start date, and the time wheel steps by 5 minutes.
Turning grid charging off clears the slots that turning it on enabled.

Adding an Edge connector names the cause when it cannot join Wi-Fi, and a board that never joined is no longer reported as added.
An offline smart switch can be retried, and a refused quick battery override says why.
The dashboard keeps stacked battery packs symmetrical and no longer cuts off a parallel station's PV total.
Multi-inverter dashboard labels and outage notifications are translated.