A charging network under your own brand - without building software
OCPP core, billing, a driver app and an operator back office in one platform. You install chargers and sell kilowatt-hours. Protocols, money and customer support are on us.
We demo on a live charger simulator - you do not need hardware for the call
Three products, one subscription. One party accountable.
Operators usually assemble this from three vendors: charger software, a payment layer and a mobile app. Here it is a single connected product - a charger event turns straight into money and into a clear screen for the driver.
Driver app
Your brand, your domain, your store accounts. iOS, Android and web from one codebase.
- Charger map with live connector status
- Start and stop charging in the app, QR scan at the charger
- Wallet, top-ups, history and a receipt for every session
- Phone number and SMS code sign-in, biometrics
- Push notifications, three languages, dark mode
Operator back office
A workplace for your team: dispatch sees the network, finance sees the money, support sees the customer.
- Chargers, connectors, groups, remote commands
- Tariff and discount builder - no developer needed
- Live session monitor, forced stop, incident review
- Customers, RFID cards, wallets, refunds
- Roles, two-factor sign-in, staff activity log
OCPP core and billing
The engineering layer nobody sees - and the one that makes the numbers add up.
- OCPP 1.6J and 2.0.1 gateway, security profiles 1/2/3
- Guaranteed processing of charger events
- Double-entry accounting and immutable session records (CDR)
- Payment layer in UZS, prepaid and postpaid
- API and webhooks for 1C, ERP and partner services
Chargers are hardware. The business starts with software.
A charger without a platform is a socket you cannot account for. Here is what changes on day one.
- Payment on trust. Card transfers, cash, a notebook. Revenue cannot be reconciled with the energy actually delivered.
- Nobody knows the charger state. You hear about a fault from an angry customer, not from the system.
- One tariff for everyone. No night rate, no corporate pricing, no idle fee after charging ends.
- The customer is not yours. No app means no customer base, no repeat visits, no brand.
- Vendor lock-in. Software from the charger manufacturer only works with their hardware.
- Every kilowatt-hour accounted for. The charger meter is the source of truth; the output is an immutable receipt and a ledger entry.
- The whole network in view. Live status for every connector, alerts on faults and lost connections.
- Tariffs become a tool. Price per kWh and per minute, idle fees, night rates, group discounts and promo codes.
- The customer base is yours. An app under your brand, a wallet, push campaigns, RFID cards.
- Any hardware. OCPP is an open standard - chargers from different vendors in one network and one price list.
Everything an operator needs, already built in
Not a checklist, but the functions that save or earn money every day.
Tariffs that do the maths for you
Combine rules freely: energy, time, a start fee, a minimum charge, an idle fee after charging ends and different pricing by hour. A tariff can be assigned to the network, a group of chargers, a single charger or a customer segment.
No charger event is ever lost
A charger is acknowledged only after its event has been durably stored. If the link drops, the charger buffers sessions offline and replays them on reconnect, while the platform recognises duplicates and never bills twice.
Remote charger control
Start and stop a session, reboot, unlock a connector, take a unit out of service, reserve - straight from the back office or the app.
RFID cards and corporate customers
Issue and block cards, assign them to employees, set a shared company limit, prevent concurrent sessions on one card.
Reports, not guesswork
Revenue, energy, hourly charger utilisation, top customers, CSV export of session records for accounting.
Security at payment-system level
Each operator has a separate database - not a shared table with a filter on one column. Chargers connect only over a secure channel with their own key, which can be revoked and reissued. Staff access is role-based, admin sign-in requires two-factor authentication, and every action is logged.
Staying in touch with drivers
SMS, Telegram and push: sign-in codes, session start and end, low balance, auto-stop. Templates are editable, in three languages.
Four scenarios - one platform
Pick yours and see exactly what you get.
You are building a public charging network
The job is not installing chargers. It is making sure a driver finds yours, pays within thirty seconds and comes back - while you see every kilowatt-hour and every som.
- An app under your brand in the stores - the entry point for drivers and your retention channel.
- One price list across mixed hardware - chargers from any OCPP-capable vendor in a single network.
- A dispatch desk. Live map, fault alerts, remote restart without sending a crew.
- Tariff flexibility per location: one price at a mall, another on the highway, a third at night.
- Settlements with site owners - a transparent per-charger export for any period.
You own a mall, hotel, petrol station, car park or restaurant
Charging is not your core business - it is the reason a guest comes to you and stays for forty minutes. Running software and supporting drivers was never part of the plan.
- Charging pays for the parking space. An energy tariff plus an idle fee so the bay is not blocked after charging ends.
- Free for guests, paid for everyone else - promo codes and customer groups on a zero tariff.
- No support burden on your side. The driver resolves things in the app, not at your reception desk.
- A report for the owner - how much energy, how much revenue, which hours are busy.
- Or work through an operator. If you would rather not run it yourself, we can bring in a partner operator for your chargers.
You sell or import charging hardware
The customer asks "and what software comes with it?" - and the deal stalls. Building your own platform costs more than a year of your hardware margin.
- Sell hardware bundled with the platform under your own name - software stops being an objection.
- Each of your customers gets an isolated workspace and their own app, while you keep the overview across all of them.
- Recurring revenue instead of a one-off box sale: the software subscription goes to you.
- Compatibility testing for your charger model on our bench before you start selling.
- Reseller terms - partner pricing on the platform, not end-customer pricing.
You run an electric fleet: taxi, delivery, logistics
Vehicles charge at the depot and around town. The question is not how to charge them, but knowing who charged, where, how much and on whose budget.
- A card per driver. Every session is tied to an employee and a vehicle - no more arguments about expenses.
- Limits and restrictions. Caps by amount and time of day, card blocked in one click.
- Postpaid invoicing per period instead of a wallet - the familiar model for a legal entity.
- The depot under control. Charging queue, status of every bay, energy consumption report per vehicle.
- Export to 1C through API and webhooks - data reaches your accounting system on its own.
From a meter pulse to a line in the ledger
The path of a single kilowatt-hour through the platform. Every step is designed so an event cannot be lost or counted twice.
The platform is ours. The brand is entirely yours.
A driver never encounters our name. They download your app, open your domain and see your colours. Tap a colour to see how it looks.
- Your own app in the stores. Published in your App Store and Google Play accounts - which means the app belongs to you.
- Your own domain. The portal and web version run on your address, not on a contractor's subdomain.
- Logo, palette, splash screen, icon - changed in the back office, with no rebuild and no developers.
- Your own copy and documents. Terms, privacy policy, support contacts - yours, in three languages.
- Your own senders. SMS arrives from your name; the Telegram bot and campaigns are yours too.
A balance that cannot be quietly "adjusted"
In most in-house systems a customer balance is just a number in a table: any bug or crash changes it silently and irreversibly. Here money moves only through paired entries, the way real accounting works.
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Every movement is visible
A balance is not a field in a database but the sum of all entries. Any figure can be traced down to a specific session, payment or refund.
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Session records are immutable
When charging ends, a record is created that cannot be edited afterwards - not by the operator, not by support.
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Nightly reconciliation
The system reconciles ledger entries against session records and payments on its own. A mismatch triggers an alert instead of a surprise at month end.
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Prepaid and postpaid
Retail customers get a wallet with top-ups and a hold at session start. Business customers get a credit limit and an invoice per period.
Fits into what already works for you
The platform does not require you to change your accounting, your hardware or how you talk to customers.
The platform is ready. Public case studies are not.
We will not show you logos and testimonials we do not have. It is more honest to say plainly where we are - and what that means for someone joining early.
- Direct access to the people writing the code. No scripted first line: your questions go to the team building the product.
- You shape what gets built next. While there are few partners, your requirements land in upcoming releases rather than on a "under consideration" list.
- We come from this market. V3 is our live EV project in Uzbekistan. We see charging through the eyes of a driver, a dealer and an importer, not through industry reports.
Money flows and charger event handling are covered by automated tests. Before launch the platform went through a dedicated security audit - findings were fixed and locked down with tests.
The platform pays for itself out of revenue, not before it
We do not sell an expensive box up front. The subscription combines a base fee, a per-charger fee and a share of revenue - we tune the mix to your case.
- Up to 5 chargers - 1 250 000 UZS/month for all five
- Web app for drivers on a subdomain
- Back office, tariffs, monitoring, reports
- Wallet and payment acceptance
- Support by email and Telegram
- Mobile apps for iOS and Android under your brand
- Your own domain and full brand customisation
- No limit on the number of chargers
- RFID cards, customer groups, postpaid and invoicing
- API, webhooks, exports into your accounting system
- SMS and Telegram from your own name
- Priority support
- Several isolated workspaces for your customers
- A single overview across every connected network
- A separate app for each customer
- Compatibility testing for your hardware
- Joint go-to-market and training for your team
- Second-line support on our side
Exact figures depend on the number of chargers, their power and your monetisation model. On the demo call we price your specific case and follow up with a written proposal.
From the first call to the first paid session
A clear path with no surprises: at any point you know which step you are on and what is needed from you.
Demo and pricing
We show the platform on a live charger simulator, work through your scenario and run the numbers. From you: forty minutes and details of the planned network.
Pilot on your chargers
We connect the hardware, configure tariffs and verify a real session from start to receipt. Running on our subdomain - no branding spend yet.
Branding
Your logo, palette and domain. We build the iOS and Android apps, help publish them in your accounts, and connect payments and SMS.
Operation and growth
We train your team, hand over the back office and stay on support. From there we keep developing the platform and connecting chargers as the network grows.
What people usually ask
See how it works on your own scenario
This is not a slide deck. We open the live system, start a charging session on the simulator and run it from start to receipt - then work through the numbers for your network.
- A live charging session - connector statuses, kilowatts, pricing and the receipt in real time.
- The back office from the inside - we will build a tariff for your site during the call.
- A check on your hardware - tell us the charger model and we will assess compatibility.
- A written proposal priced for your charger count and monetisation model - within one business day.
We will get back to you within one business day, agree a time and send a meeting link.
Request received
We will contact you within one business day to arrange the demo. If it is urgent, message us on Telegram.