Properties and meters together
Organise multiple properties and keep separate electricity, water, gas and solar meters under each one.
Available on Google Play · Android
Utility Meter Tracker
Keep electricity, water, gas and solar meter readings in one place. See how your usage changes, estimate costs and keep a photo with each reading.
See the bigger picture, month by month
Explore the actual version 1.4.5 screens with sample household data. Select an image to view it at full size.
A clearer picture of your utility usage
For your home, rental property or building: keep a reading history for each meter and compare consumption over time.
Readings with photos and notes
Record the meter value, date and time. Add a note or photograph, then zoom into a saved photo when you need to check a reading.
Consumption and estimated costs
See consumption between readings, average daily usage and estimated cost based on the unit cost you enter.
Monthly usage charts
Review calendar-month consumption with a trend line. Usage between readings is spread across the days in that interval.
Local records, optional backup
Record and review readings offline. Enable Google Drive backup in Settings to back up readings and photos to your own account and restore them later.
Nine app languages
Choose English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Arabic, Hindi or Simplified Chinese.
Start tracking in three steps
- Add a property. Give your home or building a name and optionally add its address.
- Add a meter. Choose its utility type and enter a unit cost if you want cost estimates.
- Save a reading. Enter the number shown on your meter. Add another reading later to see consumption between the two.
Common questions
Can I track electricity, water and gas in the same app?
Yes. Utility Meter Tracker supports electricity, water, gas and solar meters, with separate reading histories for each meter.
Do I need an account or internet connection?
Local meter tracking needs no account and works offline. Optional Google Drive backup and restore need a Google account, authorisation and an internet connection. Rewarded ad actions also need internet access and an available ad.
Does the app read the meter automatically?
You enter the meter value yourself. Photos are saved as a reference alongside a reading; the app does not extract numbers from them or connect directly to a smart meter.
Are cost estimates the same as my utility bill?
Estimates use your recorded consumption and the unit cost you enter. Your provider's bill may include standing charges, taxes, tiered tariffs or other adjustments.
How does Google Drive backup work?
Google Drive access is currently limited to approved Google test accounts. After you enable backup in Settings, the app backs up readings and photos to its hidden application-data area in your own Google Drive while it can run. Pending backups retry when you reopen the app or reconnect. Sign in to the same Google account to restore a backup after reinstalling or changing devices. Restoring replaces local records after confirmation.
Does Utility Meter Tracker contain ads?
Yes. The app includes banner ads. Rewarded ads are required to add each additional property, each additional meter within a property and every fifth new reading within a meter.
Where is my meter data stored?
Your readings, notes and photos are stored in the app's private storage on your device. Optional backups go to your own Google Drive. Read the privacy policy for details about backups, advertising and deleting data.
Google Drive backup currently requires an approved Google test account. Local meter tracking is available without an account.
Keep your next meter reading organised
Download Utility Meter Tracker on Google Play and build a useful history of your household utility usage.