All your energy, in one place.

Bring inverters and batteries from different brands together in a fast, private local panel that keeps working without Internet.

Raspberry Pi 4 and 5 Local-first Multi-inverter
Energy overview
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2 of 2 activeLive telemetry
Local dataOn your installation
Simple setupFrom your browser
PrivacyBuilt in from the start
Accessible hardwareRaspberry Pi 4/5
The real product

Your complete system, without switching apps.

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See the flow of your entire system

The overview brings together production, consumption and batteries from every inverter, along with the system solar forecast.

  • Status of each inverter
  • Accumulated production and consumption
  • Consolidated energy flow
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Go deeper without losing clarity

Open each device to review battery, estimated time, phases, temperatures, trends and forecast.

  • State of charge and autonomy
  • Consumption per phase
  • Trends and solar forecast
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Built for your whole energy operation

Monitor, control and keep improving from one Raspberry Pi.

HelioPulse brings live energy data, local operations, integrations and intelligence together without hiding what is available now or what is next.

No Internet dependency

The panel, history and telemetry remain available on your local network.

Multi-inverter and multi-brand

Combine different devices and understand the whole system from one view.

Data you can trust

HelioPulse identifies delayed or uncertain readings before presenting them as current.

Real-time updates

Production, consumption, battery, grid and phases update live through WebSocket.

Optional external access

Reach your installation through an outbound tunnel when you need it.

Control your Raspberry Pi

Inspect health, run diagnostics, create local backups, restore and manage power from one panel.

Continuous updates

Receive signed application updates with health checks and controlled rollouts.

MQTT integration

Publish read-only telemetry to your broker with TLS and Home Assistant discovery.

Rule automation

Create rules from thresholds, schedules, alarms or events to publish MQTT, call webhooks or log events.

Local AI reports

Use local Ollama models for analysis and recommendations while deterministic reports remain available.

How to start

From Raspberry Pi to your first reading.

HelioPulse installs as an appliance and is managed from your local network.

  1. Step 1

    Prepare the hardware

    Raspberry Pi 4/5, durable storage and an isolated USB–RS485 adapter.

  2. Step 2

    Install HelioPulse

    Flash the system image and complete setup from the local portal.

  3. Step 3

    Connect your devices

    Choose a driver and start receiving live telemetry.

Driver ecosystem

Compatibility that can grow with you.

Drivers live separately from the product. HelioPulse can add new equipment without coupling itself to one brand.

SRNE48 V hybrid inverters Supported
DeyeLV hybrids · single and three phase Supported
Driver marketplaceDiscover and install new integrationsComing soon
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Verifiable releases

Update with clarity.

Check versions, changes and update packages from the project's official channel.

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Stable release

HelioPulse OS 1.7.0

Local AI model activation for reports.

31 ago 2026Update package
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A complete local energy control plane, ready to grow.

From first telemetry to daily operations, HelioPulse brings your installation, Raspberry Pi and integrations into one clear workflow.

Available today

Live multi-device monitoring · quality-aware history · alarms and events · JSON drivers · local backups and recovery · MQTT/Home Assistant · rules and webhooks · signed app updates · optional remote access · local AI reports.

What comes next

Primary-and-agents architecture with Raspberry Pi or ESP32 collectors · cloud backups · more inverter and BMS drivers · deeper validation to guarantee reliable battery readings.

Learn how to get started