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Is there an app for the my-PV Cloud?
Many of our customers have expressed the desire to use the my-PV Cloud on their smartphones. Therefore, we have created the option to save the app to the home screen of Android and iOS devices.
Please first log in to the my-PV Cloud with your smartphone. Since it is a web-based app, it cannot be installed via the Play Store or App Store. The installation process varies depending on the operating system as follows:
Android:
Click on the three dots at the top right corner of the screen (see image) and select the menu item "Add to Home screen."
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iOS:
For an iOS operating system, you can install the my-PV Cloud app as follows: Click on the "Share" icon (see image), then select the option "Add to Home Screen," and the app will be installed on your phone and easily accessible.
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Enjoy using our my-PV Cloud as a web-based app!
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