Mirox

Mirox

Renewable energy monitoring

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Released
August 12, 2026
Updated
October 14, 2026

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Mirox is the mobile companion to the Mirox platform — live monitoring for renewable energy portfolios: solar, wind and battery storage. Built for operators and asset managers who need a fast, glanceable view of their sites and instant alerts the moment something needs attention. FEATURES • Dashboard — production, losses, grid shutdowns and forecast at a glance, on an interactive timeline you can scroll and zoom from days to years • Sites — every plant with live power, device health and a per-site day chart • Alerts — push notifications for outages, grid shutdowns and production issues, with a full notification center • Activity — every event with severity, status and full detail • Tickets — your team's operations tickets as chat threads, with photos, mentions and markdown • Support — message the Mirox team directly from the app • AI assistant — ask questions about your sites and data; answers are clearly marked as AI • Security — two-factor authentication, session and device management • Apple Watch — fleet health, live power, sites and open alerts on your wrist, with widgets for your watch face and the Smart Stack; signed in automatically from your iPhone Mirox is made for customers of the Mirox platform. Your organization's administrator invites you.
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What's New in Mirox

1.1.3

October 14, 2026

Open a device's web interface right in the app. From a plant's network page, tap a router, inverter or meter and its web interface opens full screen, with the same Mirox bar as in the web app: the device, the time left before the second factor is asked again, its stored credentials (shown, copied or filled in on the login page, if you are allowed to see them) and a button to end remote access. The app adds a small bar at the bottom with close, back, forward, reload and open in Safari. Before a device opens, the app asks for your second factor again — with your passkey, or with a code from your authenticator app — as often as your organization's admins set it on the Security tab (30 minutes unless changed). Stability improvements.

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