WrtHub vs Cole's EV Calculator

Smart OpenWrt & ImmortalWrt Manager Manage your OpenWrt and ImmortalWrt routers with ease. • Manage multiple routers from a single app • Monitor system status, traffic, and connected devices in real time • Configure and manage Wi-Fi networks • Backup, restore, and upgrade firmware • Block unwanted devices with one tap • Extend functionality with plugin support • Secure remote access via HTTPS Everything you need to monitor, configure, and control your routers—anytime, anywhere.

Work out an EV charge in seconds. Enter your battery size, your charger and your electricity price, drag the charge range, and see how long it takes, what it costs and how far it adds. CHARGE • Charge time for any start and end percentage • Cost of the charge, from your electricity rate • Miles (or km) added, plus your range on a full battery • "Ready by" time, so you know when to unplug • Quick-pick chips for common home and fast-charger speeds, and your own custom speeds • Optional charging slowdown near full, and optional charging losses • Car limits (maximum AC and DC charge rate) for a more realistic time • Tap the result to see exactly how it was worked out, in plain words TRIP COMPARE • Compare the cost of a trip in a gas car and an electric car • See how much the electric car saves per trip and per mile • Enter fuel price, mpg, electricity price and efficiency • Works in US, UK or metric units MADE FOR EVERYDAY USE • Save your numbers in named sets, like "Home" or "Road trip" (optional) • Ask Siri or use Shortcuts: "How long to charge in EVCalc", "How much to charge in EVCalc", and "How far can I go in EVCalc" • Seven color themes, light and dark mode, Dynamic Type and VoiceOver support • Designed for iPhone, iPad and Mac with Liquid Glass PRIVATE BY DESIGN Cole's EV Calculator collects no data. There is no account, no tracking and no ads. Anything you save stays on your device. A NOTE ON ACCURACY Results are estimates. Real charging speed depends on your car, the charger, temperature and battery condition, and the slowdown curves in the app are approximations, not measurements.