Mobile app
In development
Voltdeck is a read-only Android and iOS mobile app that gathers the Bluetooth readings of every device in a 12/24 V electrical system: lithium batteries, solar controllers, DC-DC chargers and shunts. It has been in development since 16 October 2026. No version has been released yet.
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equipment families read in one dashboard
In development since 16/10/2026. Code going public on GitHub soon, where the Android APK will be published with each version. Screenshots come from demo mode: device reading is validated on a simulator, not yet on real hardware.
In a van, a boat or an off-grid site, every device comes with its own app. The lithium battery with a BMS has one. The MPPT solar controller, the DC-DC charger and the shunt have others. To know where the system stands, you open three apps and compare the numbers in your head.
One dashboard. The app reads the devices over Bluetooth and shows the state of the whole system, then the detail of each device. It only reads: it sends no command and changes no setting. You cannot cut a load or change a threshold from the app by mistake.
Read-only is enforced by the code: a single file may write over Bluetooth, drivers only get a read interface, and CI rejects any write call elsewhere. A deterministic simulator emits real encrypted Victron advertisements and real JBD frames: you test on an emulator, without hardware.
It is a mobile product built end to end: hardware protocols to read, a local history, a dashboard on two platforms. It is built with a team of AI agents orchestrated by Paperclip.





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No. It has been in development since 16 October 2026 and no version has been released.
No. It is read-only: it shows readings and sends no command.
Lithium batteries with a JBD BMS (Ultimatron and other brands), and from Victron the SmartSolar solar controllers, Orion Smart DC-DC chargers and SmartShunt and BMV shunts. Reading is validated on a simulator and on the published reference vectors, not yet on real hardware.
Android and iOS.
Download the APK from this page, open it and allow installs from this source when Android asks. The app is not on the Play Store. iOS has no installable version yet.
Locally, on the phone.
It will be very soon, on GitHub, under the Apache-2.0 license.