EV Charging Map Screensaver
The EV Charging Map screensaver plots real public electric-vehicle charging stations near a chosen city, drawn live from the Open Charge Map network. It's free, runs in your browser, and ESC exits.
How the EV Charging Map screensaver works
The saver queries Open Charge Map's public database for real charging stations near your chosen city.
Each station appears as a dot sized by how many connectors it has.
A running count shows the real total number of stations found nearby.
Pick from a few starter cities, including Toronto by default.
A worked example
Set it to Toronto and dots spread across the real charging network there — each one an actual public station logged in Open Charge Map, not a placeholder.
Settings & tips
- City re-centers the map on a different metro area.
- Accent recolours the station dots.
- Open Charge Map is community-maintained — coverage varies by region.
Frequently asked questions
- Is this every charger everywhere?
- It's Open Charge Map's real, community-maintained database — extensive in many regions, but coverage isn't universal.
- Is a key needed?
- No key is required for this light, periodic use of the public database.
- Does it show real-time availability?
- It shows real station locations and connector counts; live in-use status isn't part of the free tier.
- Is it free?
- Yes — free, no download, in your browser.