SunLib: tracking solar consumption and production in real time
TCM has been supporting SunLib since 2024 in developing a mobile application and a back office connected to Enedis APIs, to track solar consumption and production in real time.
SunLib, a player in solar energy self-consumption
Why did SunLib call on TCM?
Sunlib, which offers monthly subscriptions for solar panel installation, called on TCM to develop a mobile application and a monitoring back office, allowing its users to track their solar consumption and production in real time.
Two technical challenges specific to solar energy
Calculating self-consumption
Developing the self-consumption calculation based on production and consumption data.
Connecting to Enedis APIs
Implementing connections with Enedis APIs to obtain real-time data.
A mobile app, a back office and a simulator
Three deliverables deployed in two phases
TCM first delivered a mobile application and its back office, connected to SunLib customers’ installations, then a simulator for SunLib’s offers.
Mobile application
Developed with React Native.
Back office
Developed with Symfony, for monitoring installations.
Offer simulator
Developed with Nuxt, to simulate SunLib's offers.
The project's technologies
We have been working with TCM for 2 years now and we appreciate the collaboration with the teams. Very attentive to understanding our needs, very responsive and highly committed to our projects. High-quality projects to accelerate our development, delivered on time and within the budgets set at the start.
Team members who worked on it
Your questions about solar consumption tracking
What you need to know before developing an application connected to self-consumption, with the example of the application developed for SunLib.
By developing a reliable real-time connection to retrieve consumption and production data. This is what TCM set up for SunLib, so that its users can monitor their solar installations live.
By cross-referencing the production and consumption data sent by smart meters. TCM developed it for SunLib, with a React Native application and a Symfony back office.
TCM (The Coding Machine), a custom software development agency based in Paris, has been supporting SunLib, a solar subscription specialist, since 2024, from the mobile application to the offer simulator, in React Native, Symfony and Nuxt.
