Tell us what you want to change
Start with your question, your home and what you already have. You do not need a list of specifications or a finished plan.
Solar panels, a heat pump, a battery or an electric car. What suits your home — and what works well together? We help you understand the connections before you decide.
On a small screen, swipe the drawing or use the component buttons below.
Lower bills, less grid dependence or a more comfortable home? Your goal determines which combination makes sense.
Start with your question, your home and what you already have. You do not need a list of specifications or a finished plan.
Look at generation, consumption, heat, storage and timing. How can one component help another work better?
Explore options, assumptions and costs. Take a clearer plan into your next conversation with an installer or finance provider.
Illustration of changing demand and solar availability — not measured data.
A sunny afternoon does not automatically cover a cold night. We look at each day and what can actually be stored. Where hourly profiles are estimated rather than measured, we make that visible.
Try the energy planner with a fictional example home. Adjust solar panels, storage or the heat pump and explore the effect on grid use and estimated costs.
No account needed. Fictional data. The planner interface is currently in English. EV, roof heat and PVT heat are not yet simulated.
Understand your options today. Compare a quote, explore funding or revisit the plan later. We are building a place to keep those steps connected.
A developing vision. These integrations are not active in this prototype.
Helps you clarify your questions and understand the trade-offs.
Helps find and check specifications and their sources.
Will keep your thoughts, plans, quotes and next steps together.
Puzzled by competing options? Have an idea you want to test? Tell us what is on your mind. The conversation starts with your situation.
Born from months of work on a personal energy planner, and a wish to help other homeowners make sense of their choices.
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No. A question, an existing installation or a quote is enough to start. The point is to make your options easier to understand.
A warm roof can provide summer heat when paired with a suitable collection system. That heat can help charge a water store. Its usefulness depends on temperature, design, losses and when you need the heat.
No. They are scenarios based on data and assumptions. An installer must check the design, capacity and technical suitability. An estimated hourly profile remains an estimate.
You can try the planner. The equipment catalogue and integrations with Torria, Vindria and Tafelo are the next development steps.