Your home runs on energy. Homer puts you in control of it.

Solar panels, heat pump, battery, charge point, multiple heat sources — Homer makes them work together and picks the smartest moment to consume, store or feed back. It all runs locally, on a single box in your home, and your data stays there.

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Three problems Homer solves

Built for situations where standard solutions stop working.

"During the day I practically give my solar power away, in the evening I buy it back at full price."

Homer shifts your consumption to the hours your roof is producing: the water heater, the battery, the charge point. Use your own power first — the grid comes after.

"I have a wood stove, a heat pump and solar collectors — but they know nothing about each other."

Homer makes all your heat sources work together on the same buffer and picks, moment by moment, the source that can deliver most cheaply. The rest stays off.

"I can't add a charge point — my grid connection can't take it."

Homer watches the load on every phase and keeps the total within your existing connection. Charging happens automatically in the moments there's room — often without a grid upgrade.

What do you use Homer for?

Two entrances, one system. Pick what fits you.

Why it's built this way

Everything runs locally

Homer sits as a single box in your home and controls your energy directly — no cloud in between. No lag, and it keeps working when your internet drops. Your system, on your hardware.

Built down to the circuit board

No black box from a manufacturer. The controllers, the firmware and the circuit boards are all designed in-house. You know exactly what's driving your energy — down to the board.

Fair price, no subscription trap

You pay once for what you use. No subscription that gets more expensive every year. And if we stop tomorrow, your system keeps running — it's sitting in your home, after all.

Where Homer comes from

Homer began on a farm with six heat sources I wanted to make work together. Nothing on the market did what I needed, so I built it myself — the electronics, the firmware and the software. Ten years on, that system is still running, and it controls my own home.

Gabriel de Jong Maker

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Where Homer stands today

The core of Homer has been running for over ten years — on a farm with six heat sources, at a fruit-growing business with a charging plaza and cold storage, and in ordinary homes. At the same time, development is moving fast: Homer is not an off-the-shelf box, and we don't pretend it is. Every installation is built up per location, together with the people who live or work there.

Become a test location?

We deliberately take on a small number of locations at a time, and the difficult ones are especially welcome: multiple sources, a tight grid connection, a building where standard solutions fall short. You get a system built for your situation and a direct line to the maker; we ask for patience and honest feedback.

Tell us about your situation

Want to know more?

Wondering whether your energy situation is a fit for Homer? Get in touch — no sales pitch, just an honest conversation.