Everlight Solar: Companion App

Everlight Solar: Companion App

Energy Monitor Project Tracker

84 ratings
62 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 31, 2022
  • April 17, 2026
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Monitor your home's energy consumption and track the progress of your solar installation. View your system's energy production and understand your environmental offset.

Home energy use monitoring
Current project stage tracking
Environmental offset viewing
Energy production display
Solar system status
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What's New in Everlight Solar

2.0.14

April 17, 2026

We now install roofs!  You can now submit for a free roof inspection or refer a friend for an Everlight roof all in your Everlight app !

User reviews

It’s OK

The app worked well enough for tracking project progress, but that seems like 70% of the apps function, even though the app will mostly be used once the project has been completed.

As far as tracking electric usage and solar generated, it is pretty bare-bones. They provide the most basic functionality, and that’s about it. I wish it was possible to merge with a third party monitoring app or they would improve tracking metrics or dashboard. A little improvement would go a really long way.
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Less than Functional App

The Everlight Solar App is worthless. Since having our system installed, we have been unable to monitor our solar production. Definitely not a very useful app for the amount of money we spent with Everlight. I would not work with them or recommend any one work with them in the future. Customer service is also lacking. Definitely not worth the money the charge!
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Project tracker better, power tracker unhelpful

As a place to review project docs & progress, it’s good. But for knowing how solar production compares to home power use it’s nearly worthless. Solar production is only given by months or years. Household use is only reported by week or day (or on iPad only, by the hour). On website at least daily production will go negative to indicate selling power back. On the iPad it just flatlines at zero while the sun is out. Power use and production should be on the SAME graph simultaneously, and covering the same time frames. Or what are you trying to hide?
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Great app but would like to see some modifications

I like I can see my production of solar and the usage of my home. But I can’t compare based on the hour or day. I would like to see the solar production stats based on hour, day , and week like the usage.

Great Functioning App

With these new updates the app has improved so much. The project tracker made it easy to know what stage the project was currently sitting at and gave me peace of mind knowing it was moving forward. With the new production and usage graph I’m able to see what my solar system is producing and gives me a great visual of the system working properly. Happy to know Everlight is always improving their products for the end users. Happy to have gone with Everlight!
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FAQ

What does the Everlight Solar Companion App do?

This app allows existing Everlight Solar customers to access their home energy usage data. You can also view the current stage of your solar project and track your system's energy production once installed.

Who is this app for?

The app is designed exclusively for existing Everlight Solar customers who have an account. It provides them with tools to monitor their solar system's performance and project progress.

Is there a cost to use this app?

Based on the provided information, the app is free to download and use. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned.

What information can I see in the app?

You can view your home's current energy use, the offset your Everlight Solar System provides, and the energy production from your installed solar system. It also shows the current stage of your project.