> Solar breaks quietly. Panels don't make a sound when they stop earning.

Solar if anything is something that doesn't "silently break", you literally stop getting electricity. Everyone I know with solar has it front and center how much their batteries currently have charged, if the batteries are suddenly 0% and never increases, how wouldn't people notice?

This seems to be for something like you have a bunch of solar panels on a property/land where you don't visit at all, and you use it for solar panels and you only sell the electricity. But the website seems to be marketed towards individuals, not to companies.

Maybe I just misunderstand who this is for?

This sort of stuff is why I just pay a utility to provide my electricity. I don't want to have to manage, monitor, or worry about what my solar panels are doing.

This looks nice, maybe make free more prominent on the site.

> Not the installer, not the monitoring app, not the utility. I found out from an electric bill that made no sense, then spent weeks digging through the monitoring portal by hand.

It would help if you could clarify what your system does, exactly, that is better than the notifications and low production alerts in the 1st party apps

The Enphase app can send you texts, emails, and push alerts for low productions or different errors https://support.enphase.com/s/article/how-to-change-the-noti...

Clarifying what makes your app worth doing the auth or API key setup versus configuring the 1st party app property would make this easier to understand

Midnight Solar,the true OG in solar hardware and software has had remote monitoring for more than a decade, perhaps two, and even promote some outside apps for there hardware. And my baddy abused system has been working with essentialy zero down time for 15 years, and no faults or glitches, other than the above mentioned abuse ie:thats not a humm I have been hearing, it's sizzling, amazing what good hardware will survive!