Fever View is Fever Energy's white label home energy app for energy retailers. It shows homeowners what their batteries, EVs and solar have done, what they're doing now and what's planned next, so they can trust the optimisation without studying it.
Homeowners don't need to understand the optimisation to trust it. They need to see that it's working. Fever View, Fever Energy's white label app, shows them what their assets have done, what they're doing right now and what's planned next. Energy retailers run it as their full homeowner app or embed its components in their own app, under their own brand.
Home energy apps leave homeowners with the cognitive load
Most home apps show homeowners everything and leave them to make sense of it. Spot price curves, battery state of charge and grid tariffs, all in one place.
The questions homeowners actually have are simpler, and harder to answer. Is the battery saving me money today, or is it just the sun? Was charging at that cheap spot price a good call when grid tariffs were high? Did moving my EV charging by 15 minutes earn me anything on the market?
The homeowner is left to work out whether today was a good day. That's a lot of cognitive load for something that should just run.
It also gets harder as the optimisation gets better. When a platform plans each home around grid tariffs, predicted consumption and the spot price, and trades on the flexibility market at the same time, the assets won't always follow the price curve. A battery that charges at an hour the homeowner wouldn't have picked isn't a mistake. It's the optimisation weighing far more than the spot price. Without an explanation, though, it looks like one, and the question lands with the energy retailer's support team.
For energy retailers, this is where adoption is won or lost. Homeowners need to trust the system enough to connect their assets and stay. What homeowners want to know is much simpler: why is this happening right now, and is it working in my favour?
Fever View: showing homeowners it's working
Fever View is Fever Energy's white label home energy app for homeowners. Homeowners shouldn't have to understand the optimisation to trust it. They should be able to see, at a glance, that it's running and working in their favour.
We tested with real users to find the right balance of information: enough to build trust, but not so much that it overwhelms. The result shows three things quickly: what's been done, what's happening now and what's planned.
It's running, and it's paying off. The energy flow view shows solar, battery, EV, home and grid in one live picture, so a homeowner can confirm at a glance that everything is working. Savings and earnings are broken down by asset and service, so the value of what's been done is visible, not just promised.
What it's doing right now, and why. The Right now card names the service the battery is running, with a one-line reason, such as cutting peaks above 4.5 kW or earning by balancing the grid. The homeowner doesn't need to follow the logic, only to see that there is one.
What's planned next. Today's schedule shows the plan for the day across powering the home, peak shaving, price arbitrage and grid support, before it happens.
As our CPO Jonatan Raber puts it:
“Explaining an advanced optimisation engine, one that combines behind-the-meter and front-of-meter services, in a way that feels intuitive and useful took a lot of thinking and many failed iterations.”
Your brand in front, Fever Energy in the background
Fever Energy doesn't sell to homeowners. Energy retailers put Fever View in front of their own customers in one of two ways:
- As the full homeowner app, white labelled with the energy retailer's brand, in their app, on the web or as a standalone experience.
- As components embedded in their own app, such as the energy flow, Right now and Today's schedule cards, each fully customisable.
Either way, Fever View runs on the same data model as the rest of the Fever Energy platform, so the support team sees the same picture the homeowner does.
Energy retailers using Fever View report more trust and fewer support questions from homeowners, because homeowners no longer need to ask what's happening: they can see it for themselves. Several call it a prerequisite for taking energy services beyond early adopters to the mass market.
Case study: Evolta
One of our customers, Evolta, was early to start using Fever View. It wanted its customers to trust their home battery without having to become optimisation experts, so it built its customer app on it.
Behind the app, Fever Energy's platform plans each home around its own grid tariffs, predicted electricity consumption and the spot price, and earns on the flexibility market at the same time. In September 2026, that was worth €94 on average for an Evolta customer in SE3, and €264 in SE4.
Because the platform weighs far more than the spot price, the assets won't always follow the price curve. In the app, each Evolta homeowner sees today's plan, what their assets did, and the reason behind each action, all under Evolta's brand.
Petter Strömberg, CEO of Evolta, puts it this way:
“The optimisation can be quite advanced behind the scenes, but for the customer it should feel simple. Fever View, the white label app, helps us show what the system is doing and why, which builds trust and reduces unnecessary questions.”
Now Evolta's customers can see their batteries and EVs working in their favour, and Evolta's team spends less time explaining what the system is doing.
Distributed energy that works for the people who live with it
Making distributed energy work in the home takes more than a good optimisation engine. It also takes an app people trust without having to study it. Evolta shows what that looks like in practice: advanced optimisation behind the scenes, and a simple answer on the screen to the only question that matters to the homeowner. Is it working in my favour?
Want to see how Fever View could look under your brand, as a full app or as components in your own? Talk to us and we'll show you.
Fever View in brief
What is Fever View? Fever View is Fever Energy's white label home energy app. Energy retailers give it to their customers so they can see what their batteries, EVs and solar are doing, and why.
Who is it for? Energy retailers and utilities that offer flexibility or home energy services to households. Fever Energy doesn't sell to homeowners directly.
Can it run under our own brand? Yes. Use it as the full homeowner app, in your app, on the web or as a standalone experience, or embed its components, such as the energy flow, Right now and Today's schedule cards, in your own app.
What does the homeowner see? Solar, battery, EV, home and grid in one live view, savings and earnings by asset and service, what the battery is doing right now and why, and the plan for the day.
About Fever Energy
Fever Energy is a Swedish technology company that makes distributed energy work for businesses, systems and people. Founded in 2022 and headquartered in Stockholm, Fever Energy's platform coordinates the solar panels, batteries and electric vehicles of households and businesses, enabling energy companies to offer profitable flexibility services at scale. Today Fever Energy optimises more than 10,000 installations, equivalent to 600 MWh, across the Nordics. Its investors include General Catalyst, Norrsken VC, La Famiglia and Greens. Read more at fever.energy.