For SEAK s.r.o., we created an application that manages electric vehicle charging stations across Europe. The Charge.sk project is a practical solution for electric vehicle owners who, thanks to this mobile application, have access to private, public, and pan-European charging stations, with the entire process being simple, transparent, and requiring no additional devices.

The system includes native mobile applications for Android and iOS. Users communicate with stations using the OCPP protocol and have real-time charging status overview. The project allows configuration and deployment of the application according to specific partner needs, such as hotels, charging station operators, or distribution companies with their own logo, colors, and specific features.

The information system connects to the OICP protocol and supports eRoaming through Hubject. This allows drivers to use charging stations outside their home network, anywhere in Europe. We also helped the client with integration, certification, and network participation that brings together over 750 charging station providers in the EU.

We managed the entire information system development process from initial system usage analysis, through UX and UI design, visual design creation, programming, testing, to actual deployment. During development, we continuously consulted with the client and together sought technological solutions that best met their needs. We continue working on the project, long-term expanding, maintaining the system, and ensuring its smooth operation through SLA support, including support for various charging device types and regular updates.

The system gives you freedom to configure everything according to your own requirements. Whether you operate a hotel, manage charging stations, or are an electricity supplier, you can easily customize prices, profiles, application appearance, and functionality in the administration panel.

The application undergoes automated testing that detects errors before production deployment. Additionally, we continuously test real-world usage on different Android and iOS device versions, with various charger types and electric vehicles. During development, we created virtual simulators for both chargers and cars, allowing us to verify system functionality without physical devices.