evcc

A Garmin wearable app for displaying information from evcc (https://evcc.io), an open-source software package for solar charging of electric vehicles. For details on settings, interface, and troubleshooting, visit: https://evccg.metiq.com Connectivity (must read!) Garmin wearables rely on a smartphone for network access. If you use a VPN solution such as Tailscale on your phone to access evcc, it will also work with the watch. When paired with an iPhone, the app can access the local evcc HTTP interface directly. When paired with an Android phone, Garmin requires HTTPS with a valid certificate. There are multiple ways to provide HTTPS access to evcc. For details, see the Connectivity section of the user manual: https://evccg.metiq.com#connectivity Legacy Devices Since v2.0.0, the following devices are no longer supported: Fenix 6 and 6 Pro, Forerunner 745 and 945, and Vivoactive 3. If you are using one of these devices, you can switch to the evcc Legacy app. It will continue to receive bug fixes and compatibility updates for breaking changes in the evcc API, but no new features. https://apps.garmin.com/apps/8bde22e8-7b1a-4b0d-88c7-7fb84baa15f5

v2.0.5 - Fixed handling of missing chargePower for integrated devices (#178) - Updated to Connect IQ SDK 9.2.0 (#179) v2.0.4 - Fixed an issue where the app could report a missing charging field after switching to Tronity-based vehicles. The field is now treated as optional and defaults to false when not present. (#174) v2.0.3 - Improved display of guest vehicles (#173) v2.0.2 - Fixed select button indicator alignment on Forerunner 165, 265, 570, 965, and 970 models (#171) v2.0.1 - Added support for Forerunner 70, 170, and 170 Music (#168) v2.0.0 - Gentle UI overhaul with a more modern look and feel - Added a grid price forecast view for installations with a dynamic grid tariff configured - Improved support for a larger number of loadpoints, which are now displayed in separate loadpoint views - Added support for all smartwatches with CIQ 5.0.0+ and sufficient hardware resources (Approach, D2, Descent, Enduro, MARQ, …) - Dropped support for devices with earlier CIQ versions or insufficient hardware resources (Fenix 6 and 6 Pro, Forerunner 745 and 945, and Vivoactive 3). These devices will continue to be supported through the new evcc Legacy app - Improved support for watches with rectangular screens (Venu Sq 2, Venu Sq 2 Music, Venu X1) - Forecast adjustment based on real data is now disabled by default and can be enabled in the app settings v1.4.4 - Fixed an issue where the battery status was no longer displayed due to a breaking change in evcc 0.301.0. - Added support for the newly released Fenix 8 Pro, Forerunner 970, and Venu 4 models. - Updated to Garmin Connect IQ SDK 8.4.1. v1.4.3 - Added support for the newly released Venu X1. - Updated to handle an upcoming breaking change in the evcc REST API. v1.4.2.1 - Fixed an issue where the state did not persist correctly, causing a "Loading" message to appear when opening the widget. v1.4.2 - Improved performance of glance rendering. - Enhanced support for integrated devices. v1.4.1 - Fixed incorrect spacing in glance view v1.4 - Added a new statistics view displaying the percentage of solar energy used. - Improved performance by pre-rendering views in the background, resulting in faster view transitions. - Added support for the newly released Forerunner 165 / 165 Music and Vivoactive 6. - Updated feature compatibility for Fenix 6 and the Vivoactive 3 / 3 Music / 3 Music LTE. See https://evccg.the-ninth.com/#supported-devices for full details. - Removed forecast and statistics querying from tiny glance. As a result, on devices using tiny glance, the widget may take a second or two after launch to fetch the full state and display the forecast view. - Upgraded to Garmin Connect IQ SDK 8.1.1. For changelogs of earlier versions, check the user manual: https://evccg.the-ninth.com/#changelog