myenergi is a British company, founded in 2016, that makes home energy products: the zappi EV charger, the eddi solar diverter for hot water, the libbi home battery, the harvi wireless sensor and the hub. The products are managed from the myenergi app, and they work together to use surplus solar generation.
myenergi devices link to each other over a built-in 868 MHz or 915 MHz radio, and reach the internet over Ethernet or Wi-Fi (or through a separate hub on devices without either). The myenergi app talks to the devices through myenergi's cloud account. We found no official Google Home, Alexa, Apple Home or Matter support, so the products sit outside the usual voice assistant and smart home hub setups.
That suits households with solar panels, an EV or a hot water cylinder who want the charger, diverter and battery to share surplus power, and who may link a tariff such as Intelligent Octopus Go. It is weaker for people who want voice control or tight smart home automations: the main third-party routes are community integrations, and myenergi's own support pages say it has no officially supported API yet.
Connection
Wi-Fi or Ethernet, plus a 868/915 MHz radio link between devices
Voice assistants
No official support found; an unofficial Alexa skill for zappi GLO
Matter
Not found
Open platforms
Community add-ons for Home Assistant, Homey and openHAB; no official API
What can be connected
EV charging zappi EV charger, including the zappi GLO
Hot water and storage eddi solar diverter and libbi home battery
Sensing and connectivity harvi wireless sensor and the myenergi hub (a vHub is needed with libbi)
The main app for the whole ecosystem. The App Store listing says it covers zappi, zappi GLO, eddi, libbi and the hub, with live and historical energy views, charging preferences, scheduling with smart tariffs and device prioritisation, from anywhere. The listing does not name harvi and does not mention voice assistants. Published by myenergi. The App Store listing asks for iOS 16.4 or later, while a myenergi support article gives iOS 13.4 and Android 12 as minimums, so the figures differ. We could not open the Google Play page itself; the package name com.myenergi comes from third-party pages that carry myenergi's own description.
Official supported by the brandCommunity built by someone elseNot found searched, nothing foundUnconfirmed sources conflict or could not be opened
Platform
Status
What it means
Sources
Connection
Wi-Fi and Ethernet
Yes
Newer myenergi devices (references with an H, such as ZAPPI-2H07TW) have built-in Ethernet or Wi-Fi, and myenergi calls Ethernet the most stable option. The zappi GLO has no RJ45 port, so it uses Wi-Fi or the radio link. The article does not give Wi-Fi bands. At least one device in the network needs an internet connection for firmware updates and remote control.
Every myenergi device has a built-in radio link at 868 MHz or 915 MHz, depending on region, so devices can talk to each other without Wi-Fi or Ethernet. The harvi always uses it, and every device in a system must use the same frequency. If Wi-Fi is not available and a device has no Ethernet, myenergi sells a hub; libbi needs a vHub.
No myenergi announcement or Matter product found when we searched. A third-party article on the unofficial Alexa skill states that the zappi GLO does not support Matter.
An unofficial skill called My Zappi, made by community developers and not by myenergi, lets Alexa change zappi GLO charge modes, set scheduled charges and request boosts. It needs a link to the myenergi account paired with the charger.
No mention of Apple Home or HomeKit found, and no Homebridge plugin found in our searches.
Searched, no source
Octopus Energy (Intelligent Octopus Go)
Official
myenergi documents two ways to connect a zappi to Intelligent Octopus Go (vehicle integration or zappi integration), and says the service is in beta. Zappi integration needs firmware V3 or later, a myenergi account login and Minimum Green Level at 100%. In vehicle integration Octopus and the car control charging and solar divert is disabled.
No built-in integration appeared in our searches. The community HACS integration by CJNE covers hub, zappi, eddi, harvi and libbi, and asks for the hub serial number and an API key from the myenergi account. It is not an official myenergi product, and some libbi sensors need credentials the readme calls assumed. myenergi's Octopus page strongly discourages controlling a zappi through Home Assistant while on Intelligent Octopus Go, because Octopus may treat it as outside its fair use policy.
A community app by an independent developer, not Athom or myenergi. It supports eddi, harvi, libbi and zappi, and the page lists Homey Cloud, Homey Pro, Homey Pro mini and Homey Self-Hosted Server. It does not mention Homey Bridge. Signing in with a myenergi account fills in hub serials and API keys, and libbi needs that sign-in. A 2022 forum post calls the setup an official myenergi app, but the store page names an independent developer.
A community binding for zappi and eddi uses myenergi's public API. The forum thread shows it distributed as a community beta build, and we could not confirm that it was ever merged into the official openHAB add-ons. Users report intermittent API errors.
We did not search IFTTT's own site, so this is unconfirmed.
Searched, no source
myenergi API
Unconfirmed
myenergi's support page says it has no officially supported API yet and is working on one, and points developers to a forum. You can still generate an API key in your myaccount (shown once, only from the account that registered the devices) and use it with the hub serial number, which is how the community integrations work. We could not tell how recent that page is.
In June 2025 the data platform Enode announced a partnership with myenergi. The integration initially covers zappi and lets energy companies using Enode connect to it without custom development. libbi and other devices are to follow as their APIs become available.
Checked 11 November 2026 against the brand's own pages, app store listings and each project's own page. “Not found” means we searched and found nothing, not that it is impossible. Compatibility changes often. Spot an error? Tell us and we will fix it.
Common questions about myenergi
Does myenergi support Matter?
Not that we could find. No myenergi announcement or Matter product found when we searched. A third-party article on the unofficial Alexa skill states that the zappi GLO does not support Matter.
Does myenergi work with Alexa?
Yes, through a community-built integration. An unofficial skill called My Zappi, made by community developers and not by myenergi, lets Alexa change zappi GLO charge modes, set scheduled charges and request boosts. It needs a link to the myenergi account paired with the charger.
Does myenergi work with Google Home?
Not that we could find. No official myenergi integration found when we searched myenergi's support site and the web for Google Home and Google Assistant.
Does myenergi work with Apple Home (HomeKit)?
Not that we could find. No mention of Apple Home or HomeKit found, and no Homebridge plugin found in our searches.
Does myenergi work with Home Assistant?
Yes, through a community-built integration. No built-in integration appeared in our searches. The community HACS integration by CJNE covers hub, zappi, eddi, harvi and libbi, and asks for the hub serial number and an API key from the myenergi account. It is not an official myenergi product, and some libbi sensors need credentials the readme calls assumed. myenergi's Octopus page strongly discourages controlling a zappi through Home Assistant while on Intelligent Octopus Go, because Octopus may treat it as outside its fair use policy.
Does myenergi work with SmartThings?
Not that we could find. No integration found when we searched.
Does myenergi work with Homey?
Yes, through a community-built integration. A community app by an independent developer, not Athom or myenergi. It supports eddi, harvi, libbi and zappi, and the page lists Homey Cloud, Homey Pro, Homey Pro mini and Homey Self-Hosted Server. It does not mention Homey Bridge. Signing in with a myenergi account fills in hub serials and API keys, and libbi needs that sign-in. A 2022 forum post calls the setup an official myenergi app, but the store page names an independent developer.
Does myenergi work with Hubitat?
Not that we could find. No driver found when we searched.
Answers come from the sourced table above. See how myenergi compares with all brands on the smart home brand statistics page.