WattsUp

Name: WattsUp
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.7169811725616455 (63 reviews)
Author: Sanctus Media Ltd

Sanctus Media Ltd

In-app purchases

3.7

63 reviews

10K+

Downloads

PEGI 3

About this app

WattsUp is the app that you’ve been waiting for and a revolution in how rapid charging options are presented to electric vehicle (EV) drivers.

Enjoy the ability to easily view a chosen route knowing that the information is comprehensive, up to date and includes all major network operators.

Features

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WattsUp will show you all of the rapid chargers on your journey. Regardless of network operator, if it has the connector you need, you’ll see it. Missed the announcement of a new charger? Don’t worry, it will be there.

We’ll automatically show you actual driving distances to chargers whilst en route. Choose a charger but see all of the alternatives using our intuitive status bar.

Be forewarned if a charger isn’t working and choose an alternative *before* you arrive. WattsUp will show you the live operational status of a charging location (when available).

Feedback

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We think you’ll be excited by how WattsUp works. However, we want to continue improving and updating the app. If you have feedback for us, please get in touch!

WattsUp - Inspiring range confidence.

Updated on

May 6, 2024

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.

This app may share these data types with third parties

App activity

This app may collect these data types

App activity, App info and performance, and Device or other IDs

Data is encrypted in transit

Data can’t be deleted

Ratings and reviews

3.7

60 reviews

Alan Bradshaw

June 26, 2020

(original review, updated) I find this a bit unintuitive eg. took a while to work out that to select a start point I need to choose "Advanced Plan" Also, the first place I looked for, Tibshelf, I know there's an Ecotricity pump but not on this map. (Updated after super speedy developer response, thanks) According to Ecotricity's app there is a fast AC charger which I think should work for my BMW i3. But that app is rather clunky and I'm not sure what some of it means. Luckily I am not actually in need of a charge, just experimenting with various apps. Otherwise, this is way faster and slicker than certain rivals, possibly because it doesn't splatter the map in irrelevant pumps which make it unreadable. I believe this has a lot of potential and encourage you to keep developing it. Added an extra star for developers' great response time :-)

7 people found this review helpful

Sanctus Media Ltd

June 26, 2020

Hi Alan. Thanks for leaving your review- it's much appreciated! The Tibshelf chargers (north and southbound) are both in the database. However, neither have CCS and so, if you had a CCS-compatible car selected, this may be why they weren't shown (we try not to show chargers which can't be used). If this is not the case, please drop us an email! ^MG

Nikki Locke

May 22, 2021

It shows you all the chargers on route, but how do you tell it you actually want to stop at one? There is an overview button to see the list (but you can't see charger details from there?), with a + button. But if I click on + for two chargers on route, then go back to the map, the route on the map goes right past them. Is it me being stupid, or the app?

3 people found this review helpful

John Winters

April 29, 2024

Be aware that this app is useless if your EV doesn't have DC charging. It would be better if it said that up front but it lets you enter details of your AC-only car and then shows you some but by no means all of the available fast AC chargers. It should carry a warning because it's giving you very misleading information without telling you. Edit: developer response misses the point of what I said. There are lots of AC only EVs around. List all fast AC chargers or none.

6 people found this review helpful

Sanctus Media Ltd

April 29, 2024

Hi. WattsUp is designed for quick top-ups and drivers on longer journeys. As a result, and because there are no BEVs being produced with AC charging only, we only show DC units. If your car is 'rapid AC' capable, we do show 43kW chargers. However, this only applies to older Renault Zoes which are no longer being built. I hope this is helpful.