Looking For Cloud-less Inverter Monitoring Software

[saiyaken_PHOENIX]

I have a bit of a dilemma here. I have a pair of Growatt 3000TL inverters. I'm using the PVKeeper software; it works but is just downright awful, as far as layout, lack of features, text, logging, etc. I'm looking for, if possible, any replacement monitoring software that isn't cloud-based; internet out in our neck of the woods is next to nonexistent at best and I don't want to be stuck not being able to monitor my inverters locally (which is all I'm doing for now). Most if not all other options out there are completely cloud-based, which I personally can't really call viable. Any software I've overlooked here, or am I pretty much stuck on PVKeeper?

 

[DIYPV]

Solar Assistant!

 

[shavermcspud]

Solar Assistant!

Still has Cloud based functions and requires internet to check site ID license against the hardware it's running on.

 

[houseofancients]

Still has Cloud based functions and requires internet to check site ID license against the hardware it's running on.

Doesn't require it..
You can set the licensing through a requested file and is a one time thing.
"Cloud based functions" aren't cloud based.
They do nothing more than setup a proxy to your local installation

 

[Crowz]

Solar assistant can be used 100% offline. No internet required.

 

[saiyaken_PHOENIX]

Doesn't require it..
You can set the licensing through a requested file and is a one time thing.
"Cloud based functions" aren't cloud based.
They do nothing more than setup a proxy to your local installation

I'll definitely have to check up more into this in particular.
Do they have their software on a Github? All I've seen on their site is having to purchase their Raspberry Pi setup with the software.

 

[jsmithtx]

I will add that I have had no success with SA working unless it has a wireless-wireless connection (for EG4 6000XP). Which for me is a no-go.

 

[Adam De Lay]

I'll definitely have to check up more into this in particular.

Do they have their software on a Github? All I've seen on their site is having to purchase their Raspberry Pi setup with the software.

I don't believe so. You have to install the software on a raspberry pi. You don't have to purchase their pre-installed pi, you can use your own and just purchase the software. That's all I did.