About
Built for operators who refuse lock-in
ev-cloud is the OCPP and OCPI infrastructure layer for mixed fleets, multi-backend routing, and phased migration. It is built by OCPPLab—the team focused on production protocol operations for Charge Point Operators and eMSPs.
Founding story
Why ev-cloud exists
Charge Point Operators should not have to rewire every charger when a backend, roaming partner, or billing system changes. Too many “platforms” force a big-bang cutover: one vendor URL in the field, one data path, and little room to run systems in parallel.
ev-cloud started as the control layer we wished existed in production—an OCPP gateway for mixed fleets, an OCPI gateway for roaming operations, multi-backend routing for dual-run migration, and ChargerPilot AI agents that work from real protocol telemetry rather than generic chat.
The product is intentionally infrastructure-first. We stabilize the field and partner edges so operators can change the stack behind them without truck rolls or vendor lock-in.
Built by
OCPPLab builds ev-cloud. The lab name reflects the focus: Open Charge Point Protocol (OCPP), Open Charge Point Interface (OCPI), and the operational systems operators need around them.
“Built by OCPPLab” means the same team owns product, protocol depth, and support for gateway, proxy, and roaming deployments—not a white-label shell.
ocpplab.comTeam
Leadership
Public-facing authors and product leadership. Additional engineers and operators work on protocol coverage, reliability, and customer deployments.
Yacine El Azrak
Co-founder & CEO, ev-cloud
Yacine El Azrak is Co-founder and CEO of ev-cloud, the OCPP and OCPI infrastructure layer for mixed fleets, multi-backend routing, and migration-safe charger operations. He writes for Charge Point Operators and platform teams evaluating lock-in risk, protocol coverage, and phased rollout design.
Principles
How we build
Infrastructure, not lock-in
ev-cloud sits between chargers, roaming partners, and your backends so you can migrate systems without a big-bang field cutover.
Protocol depth first
Production OCPP and OCPI coverage is the product. Dashboards and agents are only useful when the field layer is stable.
Operator data ownership
Charger events and roaming exchange should remain exportable and routable—not trapped inside a single vendor stack.
Questions about the company, product roadmap, or partnership? Email contact@ev-cloud.ai.
Next step
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