About the profile data

Community members measure devices and submit their results publicly. Powercalc maintainers review and integrate those contributions, while this site makes the library easier to search and inspect.

The source of truth is the public profile_library directory. Each model has a model.json file describing its identity, measurement method and calculation strategy, with measured CSV data where the strategy needs it.

In production, the site refreshes its prerendered library and analytics content every hour. Accepted changes become visible after the source data and public API have updated and the next refresh has completed.

Powercalc analytics is optional, aggregated and disabled by default. It can report counts such as profile, device-type and strategy usage, but not device names, Home Assistant credentials, power readings, IP addresses or precise locations.

The viewer reads the public Powercalc API. The complete library is also available as raw JSON, and both the Powercalc project and this viewer are developed in public.

The Powercalc project and profile dataset are available under the permissive MIT License. You may use, copy, modify and redistribute the data subject to the license notice and conditions.