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See what each appliance adds to your electricity bill

List the things you plug in and how long each one runs. The app adds up your monthly use in kWh and tells you roughly what it will cost.

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The app's main screen: monthly consumption of 267.25 kWh costing $400.88, above a list of appliances with their days, daily time and watts.

Try it with one appliance

This is the sum the app does for every item on your list. Change anything underlined.

running hours a day, days a month, at per kWh.

Monthly use
135.00kWh
Monthly cost
$20.25

4500 W × 1 h × 30 days ÷ 1000 = 135.00 kWh

A donut chart of 267.25 kWh split by appliance, with the electric water heater at 50.5 percent, followed by a table of kWh per month for each item.

Find the appliance that runs up the bill

The details screen splits your month into a chart and ranks every item by kWh. In this example an electric water heater used for one hour a day is half of the total, more than both TVs, the computer and the blender put together.

The Select an item screen with a search box and categories: TV, Lights, Fan, Air Conditioner, Kitchen, Home and Computer. The TV category is open showing four sizes with their watts.

Start from a list of common appliances

You don't need to know the wattage of your fridge. Pick from more than 40 appliances with typical watts already filled in, grouped by TV, lights, fans, air conditioning, kitchen, home and computer. Search if you'd rather not browse.

The Add Item form with fields for name, quantity, watts, days per month and daily usage time.

Enter how you actually use it

Each item takes a name, how many you have, its watts, the days per month you use it and the time it runs each day. If the label on your appliance says something different from the preset, type your own number.

Also in the app

Fixed or tiered rates
Enter one price per kWh, or set up the tiers your provider charges so the cost follows the way your bill is calculated.
Backup to a file
Export your items and rates to a file, in Google Drive for example, and import it again on another phone.

Know the number before the bill arrives

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