Set how much you want to spend on electricity each month. SaveElectro checks every day whether you are on track and tells you how much is left per day.
Start from your last bill in two minutes — no device needed. Bills are stored as numbers only.
Most people see what electricity cost only when the bill arrives — weeks after the money was spent. A cold week or a new habit can turn a normal month into a surprise, and for a young household or an apartment on a tight budget, that hurts.
SaveElectro turns the bill into something you can follow: a monthly limit, a daily check, and a simple number for how much you can still spend each day.
Your month at a glance: spent so far, the forecast, and what is left per day.
Set the amount, your basic fees and your transfer and tax per kWh. The period can start on the day your bill does.
With a whole-home meter, SaveElectro compares your spending with the limit every day: on track, close to the limit, over pace or exceeded.
You get a message when the status gets worse — or recovers. No daily reminders.
Enter the figures from your bill. SaveElectro shows your real price per kWh, checks your settings and gives a rough estimate for this month.
Bills are stored as numbers — never your name, address, customer number or metering point — and you can delete them any time.
The same limit works for a housing company's own electricity: common areas, laundry, parking.
Nothing but your last electricity bill.
A whole-home meter — a Shelly Pro 3EM in the distribution board, fitted by an electrician.
The budget works with fixed-price and exchange-price contracts alike.
Entering each new bill keeps the settings right. It takes about two minutes.
No, it's an estimate. It uses your own fee settings, so the closer they match your bill, the closer the estimate. Entering a bill shows you any difference.
Yes. From your last bill SaveElectro gives a rough estimate for the current month. A daily check needs a whole-home meter.
With only a few days of data a forecast is rough, so SaveElectro marks it that way and doesn't send warnings until there is enough data.
Only the numbers are stored, to calibrate your budget. You can delete one bill or all of them at any time.
Two minutes, no device, and next month's bill stops being a surprise.