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02charge log

Smart Charging & Cost Analytics

Log every session, compare home and DC fast charging costs, and see exactly what you save versus gas.

Page
3
Zones
4
Fields
14
Full planner
Digital tablet PDF, 7.5 × 10 in, 3:4 portrait. The side tabs work here too: click one to open that page.

Purpose

Turns charging receipts into real numbers. Log each session, compare home electricity with public DC fast charging, then run the savings strip to see the money and energy saved against a comparable gas car.

Layout zones & field markers

  1. Zone 1 · Top row, four mini cards

    Rate cards

    • Home rate

      $/kWh, off-peak if you have it

      Number box
    • DC fast rate

      $/kWh or per minute

      Number box
    • Gas price

      $/gal, local average

      Number box
    • Gas car MPG

      A comparable gas model

      Number box
  2. Zone 2 · Middle, full width

    Charging session log

    • Date and location

      Log table
    • Type: Home, L2, DC

      Three tiny circles, one tick per session

      Chip select
    • Start % and end %

      Log table
    • kWh added, $/kWh and cost

      12 rows in US Letter and tablet, 14 in A4

      Log table
  3. Zone 3 · Bottom left card

    Monthly summary

    • Total kWh

      Number box
    • Total spent

      Number box
    • Miles driven

      Number box
    • Cost per mile

      Number box
    • Home vs public split

      Shade the home share on a 10-segment bar

      Gauge
  4. Zone 4 · Bottom right card

    Savings vs gas

    • Five fill-in formula rows

      The money saved row is highlighted in pink

      Formula strip

Formulas printed on the page

Gas cost for the same miles
miles ÷ MPG × gas price
EV charging cost
kWh × your $/kWh
Money saved
gas cost − EV cost
Gallons avoided
miles ÷ MPG
Energy saved
gallons avoided × 33.7 kWh − kWh used

Design notes

  • Rate cards sit above the log, so every row can be priced without flipping pages.
  • 33.7 kWh is the EPA energy equivalent of one gallon of gasoline, printed right on the strip.
  • Rows are sized for handwriting, and A4 adds two extra rows.
  • The home vs public bar gives a quick visual of where the money goes.