Everlight Solar: Companion App

Name: Everlight Solar: Companion App
Rating: 3.8 (86 reviews)
Author: Everlight Solar LLC

By: Everlight Solar LLC

Energy Monitor Project Tracker

Features & Capabilities

Everlight Solar: Companion App is a Chrome extension that provides existing Everlight Solar customers a secure, in-account portal to monitor energy usage and project progress.

With the extension, you can view your current project stage, track the system offset, and see energy production after installation. Designed for customers with an Everlight Solar account, it delivers quick access to key energy metrics and project milestones in one place.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Energy

By:

Everlight Solar LLC

Rating:

3.80

(86)

Version:

2.0.14 Last updated: 2026-04-17

Version code:

884607485

Creation date:

2022-05-31

Compatible devices:

Size:

100.23MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-12

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 170,789 ▼ 221

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Developed by:

Everlight Solar LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/everlight-solar-companion-app/id1626871423

Website:

https://everlightsolar.com

User Reviews

Users praise the app for its project tracker, real-time energy data, intuitive design, and ongoing updates. However, recurring issues include limited solar production monitoring, inconsistent timeframes across graphs, no third-party integrations, concerns about value and support, and platform inconsistencies between iPad and website. Overall, strong core functionality is noted, but improvements in data presentation, interoperability, and customer support are repeatedly requested to reach wider satisfaction.

Pros

Project tracker provides clear progress tracking and peace of mind.
Real-time data with clear visuals for production and usage, showing system performance.
Well-designed, intuitive interface that’s easy to use.
Ongoing updates and new features showing continuous improvement.
Tracks savings and efficiency, with easy access to usage data and tax info in-app.

Cons

Solar production monitoring is limited/bare-bones in older versions.
Inconsistent or misaligned graphs: timeframes differ by data type and cross-compare isn’t possible.
Lack of third-party monitoring integrations.
Perceived poor value for money and lacking customer service.
Inconsistencies between platforms (e.g., iPad vs website) causing data display issues.

Recent reviews

The app worked well enough for tracking project progress, but that seems like 70% of the apps function, even though the app will mostly be used once the project has been completed. As far as tracking electric usage and solar generated, it is pretty bare-bones. They provide the most basic functionality, and that’s about it. I wish it was possible to merge with a third party monitoring app or they would improve tracking metrics or dashboard. A little improvement would go a really long way.

by Go*****, 2026-04-28

The Everlight Solar App is worthless. Since having our system installed, we have been unable to monitor our solar production. Definitely not a very useful app for the amount of money we spent with Everlight. I would not work with them or recommend any one work with them in the future. Customer service is also lacking. Definitely not worth the money the charge!

by Ho*****, 2026-04-18

As a place to review project docs & progress, it’s good. But for knowing how solar production compares to home power use it’s nearly worthless. Solar production is only given by months or years. Household use is only reported by week or day (or on iPad only, by the hour). On website at least daily production will go negative to indicate selling power back. On the iPad it just flatlines at zero while the sun is out. Power use and production should be on the SAME graph simultaneously, and covering the same time frames. Or what are you trying to hide?