EV Charging at Home App by CS app analytics for October 7

Buying an EV is the easy part. Charging it at home — safely, cheaply, and without a nasty surprise on install day — is where most owners get stuck. EV Charging at Home turns the confusing world of kilowatts, amperage, breakers, permits, and utility rates into clear, confident decisions. This is a toolkit, not a textbook. Six interactive calculators do the real math for YOUR home, your car, and your driving habits — and the complete decision-first guide is included as a bonus you can read anytime, fully offline. WHAT'S INSIDE • Six interactive calculators – Charging Time: battery size and charger power → hours to charge and miles added per hour – Circuit Sizer: apply the NEC 80% continuous-load rule to get the right breaker, wire gauge, and power – Daily Energy: your miles and efficiency → recommended amperage for your overnight window – Cost & Savings: home vs. public charging, plus time-of-use peak/off-peak savings – Install Payback: equipment + labor + permit → total cost and payback period – Solar Savings: self-consumption value and how big an array your EV household needs • Install Planner A step-by-step checklist that walks you from reading your electrical panel to a permitted, code-compliant charger — grouped into phases with saved progress, so you can walk into any installer conversation prepared. • Learn & test yourself 60 multiple-choice questions with instant feedback and plain-English explanations, key takeaways for every chapter, a 20-term glossary, and quick-reference decision tables for charging levels, circuit sizing, TOU rates, and solar. • The complete guide, included Every chapter of the full guide is built in — adjustable text size, bookmarks, and resume-where-you-left-off. No extra purchase, no internet required. • Progress & achievements Track reading, planner, and quiz progress with a clean dashboard, and unlock achievements as you go. BUILT FOR REAL OWNERS • 100% offline — every tool, image, and chapter works with no connection • iPhone and iPad, with layouts tuned for each • Metric or Imperial units, light/dark themes, adjustable text size • No account, no sign-up, no ads, no subscriptions, no tracking Whether you're deciding between a 40-amp and 48-amp circuit, checking whether your 100-amp panel can handle an EV, comparing time-of-use plans, or planning to pair charging with rooftop solar, EV Charging at Home gives you the numbers and the confidence to get it right the first time. Note: This app is an educational planning tool. Always have electrical work performed and inspected by a licensed electrician in your jurisdiction.