VRM release notes 12-08-2026

Hi all, I am happy to announce some recent additions again to the VRM platform:

  • On the advanced page, when you zoom in on graphs, we will now show one reset zoom button on the top of the page (rather than adding a reset zoom button to every one of the graphs) so that the graphs are better visible, especially on mobile.

- The iOS and Android watch app now supports switch controls.

- We now show who and what and when switch controls happened in the event logs of an installation.

- You can now add tags to multiple of your installations in one go.

- On all mobile platforms, the mobile widgets with the installation overview show the SoC forecast.

- The general settings of your installation got a new look and feel.

- We have made some adjustments to what we show in the graphs when you pick last x hours, no longer wrapping up to the nearest full hour, but showing the time from the minute to x hours before at the same minute (e.g. from 10:32 to 13:32)

- We made a fix for the EVCS report PDF export not exporting all pages of the report.

Hi Barbara,

Is that updated widget available in Android? My iPhone widget looks like yours, however with Android 16 on s24 ultra I only get the graph I don’t get the upper real-time numbers:

Hi @Brucey,

Your installation does not generate a battery forecast, probably due to missing consumption records.

If you see the forecast SOC on VRM web, you will see it on the mobile widget too.

Hi Barbara. I understand I won’t see battery forecast due to lynx shunt not counting dc loads as consumption. Thats expected for me.

What I’m saying is that in the new android widget, I’m not seeing the top half of the info, above the forecast graph, like here in my iphone view. The soc, dc, loads and solar instaneous numbers, circled in red don’t show. Just the graph and day totals. Its almost like I can’t make the widget tall enough to show all sections with Android. Basically when i stretch the widget down i lose the summary numbers, whereas with iphone the graph is added below those numbers, instead of replacing them.

Iphone working, both sections visible

Android 16: when only using one row of icons:

When widget is expanded downwards:

Hi @Brucey Ah that explains! On Android, you’d need to stretch the widget more on the bottom, then it shows.

I have it stretched as far as it will let me:

I just looked it up and found the explanation: because Android did not allow us to add ‘forecasted solar’ to the widget without cutting off texts, we split it into two widgets that people could place above each other themselves.

Sorry for the confusion!

No worries at all thanks for checking :slight_smile: