01 / The model

A house is a graph.
Gridome runs the graph.

Your meter, inverter, battery, solar panels, EV charger and smart plugs are nodes. The Gridome Orchestrator sits in the middle and connects them. Every quarter of an hour it re-plans the battery and the car charging, up to 48 hours ahead, using the published electricity prices and the limits you set.

MeterInverterSolarBatteryEV chargerSmart plugs Shelly · ORNODeye · ModbusHourly forecastMarstek · ModbusOCPP 1.6 / 2.0.1Shelly · metering Your Gridome
02 / A day
Example day · day-ahead prices · new plan every 15 min

One day, ninety-six decisions.

1.50 1.00 0.50 zł/kWh 03:00 Car gets 20 kWh before 07:00 13:00 Battery charges from the midday sun 19:00 · peak Battery covers the house 00 06 12 18 24
Cheap Medium Expensive Peak
03 / The bias
What Gridome believes

How Gridome thinks.

F.01
Battery is inventory.
Not a buffer.
Every stored kWh carries the price you paid to put it there, and your Gridome keeps count. It buys energy for the battery when the plan has a pricier hour to use it in, and when the gap covers the round-trip losses plus a margin for wear.
F.02
Solar is a forecast.
Not a surprise.
Tomorrow's production is part of tonight's plan. The schedule already knows whether to leave room in the battery for the morning sun.
F.03
Your needs are a constraint.
Not the objective.
You decide what matters: 20 kWh in the car by 07:00, a reserve kept in the battery. Your Gridome finds the cheapest way to meet every one of them.
F.04
The cheapest hour wins.
A new plan every fifteen minutes, and also whenever you change a setting or the battery drifts from the plan. Your home always runs the cheapest plan available at that moment.