Now in beta on iPhone, Android and the web
Wiggle brings your energy supplier, smart meter and connected devices into one clear view of your home's electricity use, tariff and costs. You can control linked appliances from the same place.
The app today
New tariffs, connected devices and cleaner power can be brilliant, but they make everyday choices complicated. Wiggle puts everything in one calm place, so you can see what is happening and act on it.
Works with
Cars, chargers, batteries and inverters from many brands. Wiggle changes a device only on your household's instruction.
What comes next
Solar, wind, weather, the time of day and how you actually use power — all of it shifts. Today, Wiggle shows how your home is using energy, helps you make sense of it, and lets you control linked appliances yourself. We are building it to keep your devices in step with those signals, so you do not have to watch the grid.
Insights
The government's new loans help households pay for a heat pump, solar panels and a battery. Its own figures say a time-of-use tariff could add £300 a year to the savings — but that part depends on when the home uses its energy, not on what is installed.
Read the articleA home battery that empties itself into the car. Two apps with two different charging plans. Each smart device does its own job well — but nothing is looking after the whole home.
Read the articleA family in Milton Keynes now has no energy bill. The idea is sound, but the equipment behind it is costly. Most homes can still gain from smarter timing.
Read the articleWho builds Wiggle
NRB Tech, in Holmfirth, West Yorkshire, develops and runs Wiggle. We design connected devices, apps and the cloud services behind them for clients, and we built Wiggle with the same practices: household data kept secure and separate, recovery that is rehearsed, and figures labelled as measured or estimated.
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Join the beta
Wiggle is in beta on iPhone, Android and the web. Leave your details, and a little about your setup if you would like to try it, and we will invite people as places open. If you would also like occasional progress updates, tick the box.
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