Live energy
See where every kilowatt goes.
Solar, home, battery, grid and EV in one live flow.
Solar
4.2Home
1.6Battery
61%EV
3.7
4.2Home
1.6Battery
61%EV
3.7
Software for distributed energy
Your energy system should act like a system.
Gridkeeper coordinates the solar, battery, EV charger and flexible loads already on site. Watchtower turns those sites into an operable fleet.
No extra gateway Free to start Australian-built
Excess solar2.6 kW
Battery71%
Works across the siteSungrowDeyeFoxESSSigenergySmappeeOCPPTuyaSensibo
One site, one control layer
Stop operating every device in isolation.
Gridkeeper brings the inverter, battery, charger and flexible loads into one plan. It responds to the weather, the tariff and the state of the site.
Automation
Run the plan, not the app.
Price, time, state of charge and forecast become constraints. Gridkeeper handles the switching.
When sell price risesExport batteryKeep at least40% SOC
EV charging
Charge the car without emptying the house.
Match the charger to genuine excess solar, or move it into the cheap hours.
72% solar-powered today
Gridkeeper
Start simple. Go as deep as the site needs.
Basic
Storm preparation, EV readiness, schedules and quick actions.
Advanced
Explore Gridkeeper
Policies with time, price, state of charge, forecast and capacity constraints.
Mobile companion
The site in your pocket.
Start a charge, understand the day and make a timed inverter override without opening four vendor apps.
Watchtower
One site becomes a fleet.
Mixed devices. Mixed retailers. One operator view for global automations, cohorts, events, compliance, billing and audit.
See WatchtowerNSW North148 sitesSEQ Solar92 sitesWholesale64 sitesStorm ready217 sites
Practical help
Connect it once. Know what happens next.
Journal
Tariffs, integrations and the grid.
ChargeHQ is shutting down: a replacement that protects the home battery
Without smart charging, an EV plugged in on a cloudy afternoon will empty the home battery before the evening peak.
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Benchmark electricity prices are falling: what homeowners need to know
The 2026–27 Default Market Offer is down across most of the NEM. Feed-in tariffs and supply charges are moving the other way.
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Taming the Fox: FoxESS automation without the API headache
Gridkeeper’s FoxESS connection stays inside the vendor rate limits, so wholesale rules fire without a local Modbus box.
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