No charger at home? Find a neighbour's
With no charger at home, you depend on the public network. Three levers to charge near you: the map of chargers, the area alert, the referral flyer.
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Find a charger near you, or rent yours out when you're not using it. No subscription, no middleman.
Every evening, thousands of EV chargers sit idle in your neighbours' driveways while you drive across town to reach the nearest public station. PotatoCharge connects you to the one just 50 metres from your door: book a slot, plug in your car, drive away fully charged, at a fair price.
Access a network of chargers where public operators don't go, even in the most rural areas.
Monetise your charger while you're at work. Your neighbours repay your investment.
Business, hotel, campsite, condo: open your installed chargers to drivers during off-hours, with no new charger to buy.
Citizen-powered charging is the inverse of the dominant model. While major operators install their chargers in the most profitable locations, thousands of existing chargers sit idle 22 hours a day in private driveways. PotatoCharge connects these chargers to drivers in the neighbourhood. No new infrastructure to build, no foreign capital, just neighbours sharing what they already have.
Each charger is owned by a resident. No corporate HQ in Houston or Amsterdam.
Pool existing chargers rather than multiplying unnecessary equipment.
The revenue stays with the host next door, in the neighbourhood, in the local economy.
Product announcements, practical guides and behind-the-scenes.
With no charger at home, you depend on the public network. Three levers to charge near you: the map of chargers, the area alert, the referral flyer.
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You'd happily share your charger, on one condition: it stays yours when you need it. That's the rule. You only open the hours you're not charging.
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A connected charger also decides who may charge, and starts or stops on demand. Access badges and manual control, explained.
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