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Track your electric vehicle's charging costs and consumption across various sources like home, public stations, and solar. Get detailed analytics and comparisons to understand your spending and optimize charging habits.
What's New in evChargeScope
4.11
May 26, 2026
v4.11 goes significantly deeper: seven new analysis tiles, charging loss made visible per session, new time filters — and vehicle photos are now part of every backup. NEW — Seven New Analysis Tiles Five dashboard audit recommendations are live, with two additions: Measured Consumption (kWh), PV Share (%), Seasonal Efficiency, Time-of-Day Heatmap, and Charging Pattern by kWh are new. Added: rolling average price trend and a conditional wallbox break-even comparison — shown when wallbox sessions are present. The dashboard now tells you exactly what's happening with your charging. No more guessing. NEW — Charging Loss per Session A new toggle in Settings: "Show effective charging amount." When enabled, each session row shows how many kWh actually reached the vehicle — after deducting charging loss (AC: seasonal rate, DC: 2 % flat). The basis for cost per 100 km, finally visible. NEW — Previous Quarter and Previous Month in Time Filter Two new options in the time period picker: Previous Quarter and Previous Month. Direct comparison with the closed period — no manual date selection needed. NEW — Backups Include Vehicle Photos Export format switches to ZIP: SQLite snapshot plus photos folder. Vehicle images are no longer lost on restore or device migration. Improved - Number format: decimal separator now follows device locale, not app language - Potential Energy: session grouping for mixed-source and multiple home-charge entries - Potential Energy: outlier protection and warning above 80 % efficiency - Cost per 100 km (R02): last-charge reference model corrected - Charging Efficiency (N06): upper limit capped at 100 % - Forecast: active time filter now applied correctly - Light mode tiles: noticeably stronger contrast (WCAG AA compliant) - Forecast tile: now tappable with calculation detail sheet - Analysis: all Profitability sections now tappable with formula and input values - macOS dashboard: all tiles wired with drill target Questions or feedback: support@torecon.de Privacy: https://chargescope.ai/privacy Terms: https://chargescope.ai/terms
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What is evChargeScope's free trial period?
evChargeScope offers a two-week free trial for monthly subscriptions and a one-month free trial for annual subscriptions. These trials can be accessed directly through the App Store without requiring an account.
How does evChargeScope ensure data security?
All user data is stored locally on the device, with optional syncing through personal iCloud. The app does not require an account, does not track users, and does not share data with third parties.
What types of charging costs can evChargeScope track?
evChargeScope tracks costs from home charging (including solar power), wallbox usage, and public charging stations, accounting for different prices and energy losses.
Can evChargeScope handle multiple electric vehicles?
Yes, evChargeScope supports multiple vehicles. It allows for individual battery profiles, target consumption, and vehicle photos, aggregating KPIs by mileage weight to avoid false averages.
What analysis features does evChargeScope provide?
The app offers detailed analytics including consumption, PV share, seasonal efficiency, time-of-day cost heatmaps, cost per 100 km, price trends, and wallbox break-even comparisons.
How often is evChargeScope updated?
The latest version is 4.11, and the app was last updated on May 26, 2026. Updates typically occur to improve features and reliability.
What devices are compatible with evChargeScope?
evChargeScope is compatible with iPhones and iPads, indicated by its support for both devices.
Is evChargeScope suitable for tax records?
Yes, evChargeScope allows for PDF export of charging data, which can be useful for tax records and employer reimbursement purposes.







