A mobile-first energy timing product that uses location, weather, grid, rate, emissions, and household-load context to explain why tonight matters and what to shift.
Quiet Hours frames the evening as a sequence: solar fades, routines start, demand rises, price and emissions shift. The interface makes the timing feel concrete instead of asking people to decode grid signals.
The tap-the-city walkthrough is the clearest proof that this is not generic advice. Location setup changes what the product can know, explain, and recommend. Quiet Hours reads from GridPath's operator-facing API, then layers in EIA balancing-authority data, CAISO OASIS for the CA pilot, NOAA/NWS forecasts and alerts, EPA eGRID emissions factors, OpenEI utility-rate structures, NREL ResStock household-load defaults, Census ACS context, and permission-based browser or manual location.