Welcome to the open-source EV directory for Morocco. Understand how we ensure verifiable data, reward active community members with WATT tokens, and run the network.
Dual verification by community check-ins and IoT tech checkers.
Earn utility tokens by contributing and charge for free cumulatively.
Support server costs and mapping technology via secure donation.
At **watt.ma**, we believe that EV drivers need high-fidelity, real-time data to charge with confidence. To guarantee that every charging station listing on our platform is authentic and functional, we implement a multi-tiered verification protocol combining **Community Audits** and **IoT Monitoring Technology**.
Real EV drivers verify listings on-the-ground. By checking in, uploading photos, submitting power readings, and reporting status (working, blocked, or broken), the community maintains the absolute truth of our directory.
We integrate directly with CPMS (Charge Point Management Systems) via OCPP endpoints when available. Additionally, automated status check scripts run daily to query status endpoints and ping network operators.
To thank individuals who audit and keep the directory accurate, we operate the **WATT Community Contribution Rewards Program**. Every driver who contributes verified station photos or reports charger status receives in-app contribution points.
* Note: WATT points are strictly non-financial, non-transferable in-app loyalty rewards designed to credit community data maintenance.
Interoperability and charging itinerancy are crucial for EV drivers crossing borders. In Europe, roaming is standardly solved by connection hubs like **Hubject** and **GIREVE** using the **OCPI (Open Charge Point Interface)** protocol. As EV infrastructure expands from Europe into North Africa (specifically Morocco), bridging these two ecosystems is essential.
When a CPO (Charge Point Operator) in Morocco connects to a roaming hub, they publish their charger data (location, connectors, real-time availability) using OCPI. eMSPs (eMobility Service Providers) in Europe can then authorize charging sessions using their users' RFID cards or mobile apps, routing the billing and authorization data securely across continents.
Morocco's networks (e.g., Afriquia, Ziz Mobilité) are currently developing local billing systems. While European cards are not yet widely accepted, adoption of the OCPI standard is growing. At watt.ma, our goal is to build unified translation nodes that help local operators easily link with European roaming hubs, allowing seamless travel between continents.
We have prepared and configured standard-compliant type definitions and API route stubs in the codebase to facilitate direct integration with platforms like GIREVE and Hubject:
Exposes all 146 deduplicated Moroccan chargers in OCPI 2.2.1 Location schema format.
Publishes billing structures, connection flat rates, and energy costs (MAD/kWh) to eMSPs.
Receives remote commands to authenticate RFID keys or start charges from European apps.
Remotely terminates and stops ongoing EV charging sessions securely.
If you are a client app consuming external CPO statuses, you can pull live availability:
We've set up a serverless function endpoint at /api/live-status?stationId=X. It checks if partner credentials exist in the environment, calls the external CPO endpoint, and returns normalized availabilities.
GET /api/live-status?stationId=ocm-285263
{
"stationId": "ocm-285263",
"connectors": [
{ "id": "conn-285263-0", "status": "AVAILABLE" },
{ "id": "conn-285263-1", "status": "IN_USE" }
]
}EV drivers can filter out offline/busy chargers by toggling the "Live Availability" filter on the homepage. The client app will load live statuses asynchronously from our proxy API and color-code markers on the Leaflet map (Green: Available, Orange: In Use, Red/Grey: Offline).
We are building an open, non-proprietary mapping database for all EV owners in Morocco. Hosting maps, routing computations, and running continuous verification tasks requires server resources. By donating, you help buy API credits, maintain servers, and fund WATT tokens pool for contributors.