Add the site context
Use photos, a survey ZIP, a PDF drawing, the guided site walk or a scaled starter layout.
Mark up photos, PDF drawings or scaled layouts in your browser. Place chargers and electrical equipment, map cable and civils routes, record site controls, then export a clear domestic or commercial project pack.
Show chargers, equipment, routes and working areas in context.
Measurements, options, notes and site controls stay with the plan.
Create one consistent record for review, coordination and delivery.
A clearer workflow
Choose the right starting point, build the installation layout, check the key information and prepare the right output without leaving the browser.
Use photos, a survey ZIP, a PDF drawing, the guided site walk or a scaled starter layout.
Place chargers, bays and equipment, then draw cable, containment, civils and site-control routes.
Use the layout to check supply information, cable routes, missing evidence and project readiness.
Create marked-up images, engineer packs, client PDFs and supporting technical documents.
Domestic and commercial
Switch modes to match the equipment library, site context and level of detail to the installation.
Create a straightforward proposal that connects the charger position, supply equipment, route and installation notes.
Build a visual layout that helps surveyors, project managers, estimators, contractors and clients work from the same proposal.
Markup tools
Work with the information an EV installation actually needs, without turning a clear markup into a heavyweight CAD exercise.
Import site photos, survey ZIPs, PDF drawings or scaled starter layouts and work directly over the real context.
Place chargers, boards, metering, protection, supply equipment, bays, vehicles and common site furniture.
Draw cable, data, containment and trench routes, set scale, measure distances and record route construction.
Show exclusion zones, pedestrian routes, welfare, fire points, compounds, logistics and delivery constraints.
Use the layout to support load and cable checks, schedules, diagrams, DNO data, materials and programme information.
Produce marked-up images plus engineer, client and summary PDFs with the right detail for each audience.
Built from project delivery
Created by a qualified electrician and commercial EV project manager, EV Site Planner focuses on the information installers, surveyors, project managers, estimators and clients need to understand the same proposal.
EV Site Planner supports planning and communication. It does not certify a design or replace the competent person’s technical assessment, regulatory duties or installation responsibility.
Supporting tools
The markup tool remains the main product. Open these tools when you need a closer equipment view, a practical reference or structured learning.
Inspect charger and site-equipment models from any angle, zoom in and compare designs and finishes.
Open the 3D showroom → ReferenceFind concise how-to guidance and practical reference material for common EV installation decisions.
Browse the guides → LearningWork through short interactive domestic and commercial EV charging courses, with progress saved on your device.
Open the courses →Common questions
Start in the browser, keep control of your project files and retain the normal technical checks and approvals for the work.
Add site photos, a survey ZIP or PDF drawing, use the guided site walk, choose a scaled starter layout or begin from a blank grid.
Yes. Switch modes to change the equipment library, workflow detail and project context to suit the installation.
Projects are saved on the device you are using. Download a pack file when you need a durable copy, a backup or to move the job to another device.
No. It supports planning, visual communication and project documentation. Final design, regulatory assessment, installation and certification remain with the relevant competent persons.
Use the feedback link in the footer and include the steps taken and a screenshot where possible.
Start from a photo, drawing or scaled layout and build the markup in your browser.