Sundial watches your solar production in real time and steers that surplus into your EV — instead of selling it to the grid for pennies. Automatic, hands-off, built for NEM 3.0.
Sundial routes surplus solar to your Tesla instead of exporting it for 3¢, and never raids your battery. You set the floor; it coordinates the rest.
illustrative — your utility's rates set your real number
Built in California to help EV owners with their Net Metering energy plans. Cancel in-app, anytime.
Live in the app — solar-only charging, in real time
Sundial closes the gap by burning your sunlight at home — into the car — instead of selling it for pennies.
Sundial connects through manufacturer APIs — Tesla Fleet, SolarEdge Monitoring, Enphase Enlighten. Nothing to wire, nothing to drill, nothing to call an electrician for. Drive something other than a Tesla? Sundial speaks OCPP — the open standard your smart wall charger already uses — so it manages charging at the charger instead of the car.
Tesla? Sign in with your Tesla account, pick the car, flip the toggle — Sundial sees the EV, solar, grid, and battery through one connection. Anything else? Point your OCPP wall charger at Sundial from its settings app and it's managed the same way — no car account needed.
Sundial works through manufacturer APIs over the cloud. No new metering hardware, no new wall connector, no firmware fights with your installer.
One glance, whole home. Solar, battery, home, grid, and car — live kilowatts on one card, with idle devices dimmed so the numbers that matter stand out.
Hour by hour, watt by watt. The energy flow chart splits every hour of production between your EV, your home, and your battery — plus a forecast curve for the rest of today.
Drive a Rivian, Ioniq, Bolt, or anything else? Sundial controls OCPP wall chargers like Wallbox, Emporia, and ChargePoint directly — no car account needed. Tesla drivers keep full vehicle-level control.
Cheap-hours insurance. Set weekly grid top-up windows (say, 12–4 AM at 32A) so the car is never short on a cloudy week — Sundial shows exactly how many kWh each window adds.
Two windows, your rules. Avoid-hours pauses grid charging when rates spike (4–9 PM), and Sell-at-peak pauses solar charging so your surplus exports to the grid during your best sell-rate hours. Sundial charges around both.
Road trip in an hour? One tap overrides everything and fills the battery at full speed. Flip back to Auto when you're done — Sundial takes it from there.
No. Sundial connects through APIs to your existing Tesla, SolarEdge, or Enphase setup. There's no extra meter, no extra wall connector, and no electrician call. If your gear can talk to its native app, it can talk to Sundial. If you're connecting an OCPP wall charger instead of a Tesla, you'll point the charger at Sundial from its settings app — a few minutes, no hardware changes.
Most users save about $50 a month. Your number scales with how much you drive, your TOU rate, and how much daytime solar you currently export — an EV owner in PG&E or SCE territory exporting 60%+ of their daytime solar lands around there. Savings are computed against your actual utility tariff — NEM 3.0 export rates, not hand-waving — and projected on your dashboard once we have a few days of data.
Yes. Powerwall makes the math richer — but you can use Sundial with just solar + EV. The app simply skips the battery-priority logic and routes everything to the car when there's surplus.
No. Tesla vehicles get direct control, and every other EV works through an OCPP-compliant wall charger (Wallbox Pulsar Plus, Emporia, ChargePoint, and others). Sundial manages the charger itself — no car account needed.
Any OCPP-compliant smart wall charger. The Wallbox Pulsar Plus is our most-tested model, with Emporia and ChargePoint chargers also supported — Sundial starts, stops, and adjusts charging power to track your surplus solar. See the full list under Compatibility.
ChargeHQ shuts down on September 7, 2026. Sundial is a US-built alternative — solar-surplus charging for Tesla and OCPP wall chargers, with NEM 3.0 savings tracking. See our migration guide.
Honest answer: the savings are smaller, because your export rate is closer to retail. You'll still come out ahead — Sundial avoids round-trip losses and lets you control charging during peak windows — but the killer math is for NEM 3.0 customers.
Yes — Sundial is free to use. Connect your car or charger, set your charging policy once, and start keeping more of your own solar. No credit card, and no charges of any kind.
We use Tesla's official Fleet API with OAuth — same security model as the Tesla app. We never store your Tesla password (we never see it). You can revoke access anytime from your Tesla account.
Connect your car — Tesla directly, or any EV through your wall charger. We'll link your gear, project your savings, and start the automation.
Start free →Sundial watches your rooftop solar in real time. The second you're exporting surplus for 3¢ instead of burning it in your car, it taps you on the shoulder — or just charges automatically.
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Already run your own NEM 3.0 math? Check your utility's spread →New Any EV via OCPP wall chargers — Wallbox, Emporia, ChargePoint
illustrative — your utility's rates set your real number
It runs on the apps you already use.
Sundial charges your EV from your own rooftop solar instead of exporting it for pennies. No new hardware — it connects through the apps you already use.
illustrative — your utility's rates set your real number
✓ Free · no credit card · cancel in-app
Want the number for your utility first? Run the estimate →New Any EV via OCPP wall chargers — Wallbox, Emporia, ChargePoint
Set it once. When your roof spills over, Sundial charges your car — and pings you if it's not plugged in.
Real notification from the app.
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