EyeOnWater

EyeOnWater

Making Water Visible.

Utilities
Productivity
58 reviews
⭐️4.7 / 5
Rating
🙌24K
Ratings
📼6 scs
Content
📦~ in 1 month
Updates frequency
🗣❌ unsupported
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All Versions of EyeOnWater

2.14.11

June 20, 2024

Minor bug fixes and improvements.

2.14.10

June 17, 2024

Minor bug fixes and improvements.

2.14.9

May 13, 2024

Minor bug fixes and improvements.

2.14.8

March 27, 2024

Minor bug fixes and improvements.

2.14.7

February 12, 2024

Minor bug fixes and improvements.

2.14.6

January 9, 2024

Minor bug fixes and improvements.

2.14.5

December 4, 2023

Minor bug fixes and improvements.

2.14.4

October 12, 2023

Minor bug fixes and improvements.

2.14.3

October 2, 2023

Minor bug fixes and improvements.

2.14.2

August 10, 2023

Minor bug fixes and improvements.

Price History of EyeOnWater

Description of EyeOnWater

EyeOnWater allows you to connect to supported water utility accounts and see your latest water usage. Understand how much water you use, detect leaks, and discover trends for when you use the most water. - Quickly view your recent water usage with a two week comparison. - View detailed water usage history by day, week, month, and year. - Discover your short and long term water usage trends. - Detect leaks and reduce water waste. - Easily contact your water utility. Who can use the app: EyeOnWater is available to customers of supported utilities. Enter your zip code after downloading the app to see if your water utility is supported. Water usage information is provided by your utility through BEACON Customer Engagement, a service provided by Badger Meter, Inc. If your water utility is not listed in the app and you would like to see them added, contact customer service at your water utility. EyeOnWater, Making Water Visible, the Badger Meter, Inc. logo and all related names, logos, product and service names, designs and slogans are trademarks of the Badger Meter, Inc. or its affiliates or licensors. You must not use such marks without the prior written permission of Badger Meter, Inc. All other names, logos, product and service names, designs and slogans are the trademarks of their respective owners.
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EyeOnWater: FAQ

Is EyeOnWater iPad-compatible?

Yes, EyeOnWater can be used on an iPad.
The EyeOnWater app was developed by Badger Meter, Inc..
The EyeOnWater app currently supports iOS 15.0 or later.
EyeOnWater has an excellent rating of 4.7 out of 5.
The Primary Genre Of The Eyeonwater App Is Utilities.
2.14.11 is the newest version of EyeOnWater.
The most recent update for EyeOnWater was released on July 1, 2024.
The release date of the app was on February 6, 2023.
Suitable for children aged 4 and up, contains no objectionable material.
You can use the EyeOnWater app in Arabic, Danish, Dutch and 5 more.
No, EyeOnWater is not on Apple Arcade.
No, EyeOnWater does not integrate in-app purchases for users.
No, EyeOnWater does not support compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.

Screenshots of EyeOnWater

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Reviews of EyeOnWater

  • Suspected Error in Functionality

    I think there is something wrong with this app. It periodically shows we have used hundreds/thousands of gallons of water, when we did not! We’ve paid to have our meter tested, and it is not the meter, and we do not have a leak (if we did, it would continue past the recorded usage if we didn’t fix it, and there was nothing to fix), so all that is left is the functionality of this application! But there is no arguing with Rockett SUD. As a retired couple on a fixed income, a huge surge in water usage (which we did not actually have) really puts a strain on our budget. I wish someone could test this App against our meter to see if there could possibly be an issue there. After all, I’ve never seen 100% functionality in any technology, so why trust this 100% when there is obviously an error on what it is recording as our usage.
    McVey ErrorMcVey Error

  • The app is basically useless!!!

    Its really useless guarantees if you have a leak you will use thousands of gallons of water
    It does not kick in for 24 hours. An algorithm should be implemented so if there is an unusual jump in water usage you get an alert I had a pipe break. My usage spiked at triple of my usual usage. It should have issued an alert I would rather have an alert that brings my attention to a possible problem rather than 3-4 inches of water in my house It could have a override that states. No it’s not a problem.
    All it takes is a new program with better algorithms I’ve got mine set to the lowest usage you can set Have a mess to clean up that could have been stopped earlier with better thought out app. Don’t count on this app to do anything except tell you your water bill is going to be outrageous because you have a leak.
    Georga BrownGeorga Brown

  • App Education for Seniors

    This App has been quite helpfull , but also confusing for someone who doesn’t navigate technology well , like millions of Seniors

    Let me try and help some of you that think you have a problem . In my case I was placed on notice from the County Water Dept that I was losing exactly 4.8 gallons per hour for over 3 months

    There is no leak that will be that constant for that long . We did all the checking inside our home with dyes in the toilet to see if they leak , great way to check by the way , adjusted the flush rate so I wasn’t using as much water , that was good . But nothing occurred .

    At a rate of 4.8 gallon per hour that is 2 - 55 gallon drums of water in 24 hours for 3 months , and all indication said it was in my house which 2 plumbers and a GC agreed was impossible. You would see a lot of damage somehere . We had nothing . It was driving me nuts

    I began wandering if it wasn’t something at the meter and so did everyone else . I also reset the
    Eye on Water to sensitive leaks at .10 gallons per hour and immediately it showed no leaks .

    Mind you , anything over .10 would appear as a leak .i hope this helps . Reach out to your local Water Dept They will help . Or a Leak detection company or home owners inspector They can help !

    Good luck
    former subsciberformer subsciber
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