Source Code

Current software projects include basic USB driver packages for our products as well as reference implementations of software applications that make utility meter data useful. Among the applications we are working on are the following:

  • A Windows desktop gadget that shows your household energy load in killowatts as a moving chart
  • Windows background service and toolbar app that monitor and record your utility data 24x7, making it available to you for analysis and for use in other applications
  • Linux, Windows, and Mac command line tools that pipe raw meter data to a log file, to a remote host via TCP/IP, or to both
  • A server application that receives meter data streams from multiple locations and stores them in a structured SQL database
  • A web application that creates web-based charts and analysis

These projects are all open source and licensed under the GNU Public License or the Affero GNU Public License.

(Please note that the hardware and firmware for our products are NOT open source. We reserve all rights to them.)

Source code for these packages will be posted here as it is released. We use Subversion for revision control, so we will maintain archives here of the source code of all software versions we release under (A)GPL.

Check back soon -- we'll be posting source code in the next few weeks.