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Home

The Basis Home app gives you a complete view of your home’s energy workflow. See what’s happening in real time. Get the insights most relevant to you and control your favourite groups and circuits from the home screen. Every home is unique, so customisability was key.

Personalise your favourites with the circuits and groups how you want to see them on the home screen.

One fun detail I worked on for Pride Month was this small easter egg: tapping the greeting animates the icon into a rainbow, and users can cycle through different colours.

Insights

With insights you can see how much you’re using, where, and how much did it cost.

Add cards for the circuits you want to track the usage or cost, and see them live throughout the day.

Reorder or remove cards to suit your needs and house.

Long press a card for a native menu with more options.

Native patterns like this are present across the app embracing each platform’s design language.

Tapping on an insight card opens into its own detail view. It applies Tufte’s principle of micro/macro readings that provide both local (smaller) and global (overall) comparisons/views of the data without losing context.

The menu allows users to switch between datasets reducing the need to navigate between separate views. This preserves context and makes comparison easier.

Navigate back and forth through periods with the tab bar accessory.

Different data visualisations are important because they help people answer different questions and draw different conclusions while preserving context. It’s for this reason that we allow for overview, breakdown, and percentage views of datasets like usage and cost.

Chart interactions like dragging to the daily value apply the concept of small multiples, allowing for visual comparison, while time drill-down enables detail progression.

Filtering allows to select specific circuits or panels to focus on.

Control

As the name suggests, users can control their circuits and groups. The control view also enables view preferences such as sorting and display options to accommodate different user profiles.

Tabs let people choose between viewing groups and circuits together or separately.

Tapping a circuit in the list opens a circuit overview with all the relevant details, along with key actions like setting it to standby, favouriting or editing.

Tap the up and down arrows to navigate between circuits from within the circuit overview. They follow the sort preference from the control view.

Favourite a circuit and it lands on the home screen.

Standby is the main way to control circuits. Putting a circuit on standby pauses the power flowing through it.

Swiping a circuit row in the list reveals the standby action. By default, standby shows a confirmation sheet. Users can choose to always allow standby on a circuit, skipping the sheet, or block it to prevent stopping power accidentally.

Circuits are labelled during panel installation via the electrician’s configuration in the Trade app. The home user can later customise them in the home app to better match how they think about their home and how circuits are actually wired.

Circuit tags help people easily identify where circuits are located and what they are connected to. They are categorised by locations, appliances, or custom.

Search for adding and creating a custom tag.

Add groups by circuit type and set all circuits in a group to standby at once.

Create custom groups to organise circuits by room, floor, or any other way that makes sense to you.

Reorder circuits inside a group for manual sorting.

Edit a group name.

Remove or add circuits from within the edit view.

Activity

Activity is about safety monitoring. Check whether any circuit has tripped and needs attention, and a safety overview over time.

See a log of electrical events, filter by panel, circuit or period to find specific ones across the house.

Tap an event in the list to view its details and see whether any action is recommended.

Unresolved events indicate circuits that have tripped and remain offline. They are the exception. Most of the time, all circuits are active, so empty states reassure users that everything is working as expected.

Support

Find the support you need from within the app, submit feedback and report bugs.

Firmware Update

To update the firmware, users need to press a small button on the panel. The animated asset helps users know what to do at each step and how to interact with the hardware.

The stepper was a nice detail that made the flow feel faster and provided an extra visual layer of confirmation.

Trade app

A small offline feature for the Basis Trade app, used by electricians installing panels in the field. Download panel data to configure and install panels on areas without internet connectivity.

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