Codetics · EV charging supervision
EV Supervision Lite is Codetics' new answer to e-mobility supervision: an OCPP 1.6 server, a dashboard and QR code payment, so you can run your chargers without committing to a heavy OCPP/OCPI project on day one.
Free, under the Codetics Attribution License, hosted on your own infrastructure.
Kevin Vavelin spent four years on EV charging supervision: OCPP and OCPI, payments, day-to-day operations. EV Supervision Lite keeps what it actually takes to run a network, and nothing more.
Lite is lean on purpose. Getting started shouldn't require a heavy OCPP/OCPI investment: connect your chargers, follow the sessions, get paid. When your needs grow, Codetics takes it from there.
A Kotlin/Spring Boot server that owns the data, the permissions and the charging state, and a Next.js dashboard to operate it all.
A passing driver needs no app and no sign-up. Payments land directly in your workspace's own Stripe account.
Link a charger, a connector and a tariff, publish the portal, then download the QR code to display on site.
They scan the QR code, pick a credit between €5 and €100 and pay with Stripe Checkout, no account required. The start is only requested once Stripe confirms the payment.
The amount is computed from the charger's meter readings, capped at the credit paid, and the balance is refunded. If charging doesn't start within five minutes, the refund is full.
Four roles, enforced by the server in every workspace. An identifier from another workspace grants no access at all.
The same dashboard on desktop, tablet and phone: check a charger from the car park as easily as from your desk.
Lite covers what you need to run your chargers. For newer protocols, custom requirements or a growing network, Codetics designs and operates the next step with you.
The server is a standard Java application, the dashboard a Next.js application. No hosting platform is imposed.
Clone the GitHub repository and run it locally with Java 25 and Node.js 22; an in-memory H2 database is enough to try it out.
Host the server and dashboard wherever you like, over HTTPS, with PostgreSQL or MongoDB in production.
Register each charger in the dashboard, then point it at your workspace's WebSocket address using OCPP 1.6 JSON.
EV Supervision Lite is released under the Codetics Attribution License 1.0: you may use, modify and sell it, provided the visible credit "EV Supervision Lite — built by Kevin Vavelin, Codetics" stays in place; the software comes with no warranty. LICENSE
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