For EV charging developers, operators, and EPCs
Don't get surprised by one more correction letter.
Catch issues and detect clashes early so that you can build as fast as the market moves.
Rhonda checks your EV charging plan sets against local AHJ requirements before you submit for permits, catching NEC 625 conflicts, setback issues, and jurisdiction-specific flags anywhere in the US in under an hour.
We'll need just a few minutes to evaluate your project fit for Rhonda. And we don't do slides - bring a current or legacy plan set that we can run for free, so you can see exactly how Rhonda might impact your work. Don't have a plan set that you can share? We'll show you a sample.
◆ See it in action
◆ Built for
01 DC fast charging
02 Fleet depots
03 L2 commercial
04 Battery-buffered systems
05 Megawatt charging (MCS)
06 Gas station retrofits
07 Urban charging hubs
08 Multi-site national rollouts
A3 ◇ How It Works
From your plan set to a cited review. In under an hour.
01
Upload your EV charging plan set.
Electrical, civil, structural, utility coordination - any drawing type, at any design phase (the earlier the better, so you can catch flags and clashes before they become issues). Single site or multi-site package.
02
Rhonda identifies your jurisdiction and scope.
State, county, city, fire district, utility territory. Rhonda figures out which AHJ reviews this project and what rules apply - NEC 625, local amendments, and even unofficial rules that are harder to catch.
03
Rhonda pulls every applicable requirement.
Federal standards, state codes, local amendments, utility interconnection rules, fire district manuals, and more. One recent EV charging project pulled from 63 distinct requirement sources.
04
You get a cited report.
Every finding is anchored to a page in your plan set, and to a written rule when one applies. You get the same comments the permit office would write, without the back-and-forth, plus a list of flags that you can view and triage by discipline.
A4 ◇ Why Rhonda
What makes Rhonda different for EV charging
01
Knows how each AHJ interprets NEC 625, not just what the code says.
Every jurisdiction applies NEC 625 differently. Rhonda knows the local habits, the fire district overlays, and the amendments that don't show up in any codebook.
02
Knows what stalls EV permits specifically.
Electrical service sizing, setback variances, utility interconnection staging, EVSE mounting and clearance details. Built on the comments EV plan reviewers actually send back.
03
Same process whether it's your first site or your fiftieth.
New market, new AHJ, new rules. Rhonda doesn't need a learning curve. Run it in Hidalgo County and Clark County the same way.
04
Run it before submission. Run it before you finalize design.
Catch issues during design, not after submittal. Rhonda runs as often as you want, during schematic, design development, or permit-ready CDs.
A5 ◇ Built For
Every EV charging project type. Every jurisdiction.
From a single gas station retrofit to a 1,000-stall national depot program, whatever you're deploying, Rhonda is ready for it.
01 Fleet depots
Class 8 truck charging Overnight fleet charging Autonomous vehicle depots Shared urban charging hubs
02 Public DC fast charging
Highway corridors Retail & destination sites Megawatt charging (MCS) Multi-tenant public networks
03 Commercial L2 & mixed
Office & mixed-use parking Multifamily shared charging Hospitality & hotel Retail & grocery
04 Specialized infrastructure
Battery-buffered systems Gas station retrofits Port & freight terminals Transit agency depots
A6 ◇ FAQ
Questions, answered
01 Will my plans or data be used to train AI models?
No. Rhonda does not use customer plan sets, drawing sets, reports, project files, or customer-specific materials to train, fine-tune, or improve AI models unless you explicitly agree in writing. Read the full commitment in our privacy policy and terms of service.
02 Who at Rhonda can access our plan sets?
Only authorized Rhonda personnel with a legitimate business need, such as providing support, debugging processing issues, maintaining service reliability, securing the platform, or helping with a customer-requested review. We prohibit casual access to customer files.
03 Does Rhonda sell or share customer data?
Rhonda does not sell customer data or share it for unrelated purposes. We use customer data to provide and operate the service, and we may use trusted providers for hosting, storage, AI model processing, monitoring, email, and support when needed. Those providers process data only as needed to provide their services to Rhonda.
04 Will our plans be used in demos, marketing, or examples?
No. We will not use customer plan sets, reports, screenshots, project names, client materials, or customer-identifiable materials in demos, marketing, public examples, blog posts, or sales materials without written permission.
05 Can you sign our NDA?
Yes. Send it over and we'll get it signed before you upload anything.
06 What about local amendments? My city has its own thing.
Yes, and that's the point. Standard codes are the easy part. Rhonda also pulls local bulletins, fire district manuals, city amendments, and more. 30+ U.S. jurisdictions covered today, with new ones added regularly.
07 I don't trust AI for safety-critical work.
Fair. Rhonda doesn't sign and stamp plans. Your architect of record does. Think of Rhonda as a pre-check: it flags the same issues a permit reviewer would, with citations, so your team can fix them before submission.
08 What does Rhonda review?
All disciplines: architectural, structural, civil, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing. Any project type: commercial, residential, mixed-use, infrastructure, industrial. Any phase: new construction, additions, tenant improvements, renovations. Don't believe us? We'll prove it.
09 What file formats do you accept?
PDF today. Send the same file you'd submit to your local building department.
10 How long does a review take?
54 minutes on average. Run it during design or right before submission, as often as you want.
11 How does Rhonda fit with our internal review?
Rhonda runs first. Most customers generate their first report on a CD50 or CD80 set, well before the design is complete. Your senior team then reviews a cleaner plan set, so they can spend their review on design decisions instead of catching basic misses.
A7 ◇ Get Started
See Rhonda on your actual plan set.
Book 15 minutes with Alex and bring a plan set from a current or past project. We'll run one plan for free and show you exactly what Rhonda flags before it goes to the AHJ.
Not ready to share a plan set with us? We'll show you a sample.