1. Same PV data, same location.The app is great, only problem is that forecast isn't very accurate, the app says that it's clear where I live and looking outside it's clearly overcast.
2. However, I found the weather report for my location not entirely accurate, which might be because I am still using the free version.
3. The app features are great, two stars for design and effort, but the weather, location, and forecast are haywire.
4. But this price model ..never. Well, an update: at the same location (where is no PV installed yet) the app reports "cloudy weather" while it is sunshine and reports for tomorrow 22 kWh with "sunny weather" and the day after tomorrow even 23 kWh at "cloudy weather".
5. There are going to be more and more solar installs so there will be a constant revenue stream.Have had this about two weeks and the forecast is not remotely accurate (Ireland) Today was meant to be clear.
6. I set up my precise location, yet I see the forecast for 'Metaxourgio,' a location in Greece, says Google! Sunrise is one hour two minutes off.
7. The app is not picking up the real location, inacurately forecasting, and defeating its purpose altogether! Wouldn't pay for premium before basic fixes are in place.
8. If that's what it cost to develop, then fair enough, but I would have thought £1-2 for everyone would have been more palatable than £6 p/m or £30 a year.This seems to be a very good app with great support.
9. Other than these small issues the app seams to be great.Using trial version.
10. Before purchasing, I would like to know whether those type panels will be supported in the future.Decent, the 10 day forecast doesn't take into account overpaneling vs AC inverter clipping.
11. The other issue is that the app does not seem to support new panels with individual micro-inverters that output AC current.