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See where your power actually goes.
Live production from your roof, what each circuit is drawing, and what it saved you this month in euros. On your phone.
What you see
Your whole system, live.
Live production.
What the roof is making right now, and the shape of the whole day behind it. Updating while you watch, not summarised for you tomorrow morning.
What the building is using.
Total draw across the site, next to what the roof is producing, so the gap between the two is a number rather than a feeling.
Battery and grid.
How much is left in the battery, what is going out to the grid, and what is coming back in when the sun is not carrying the load on its own.
All four on one screen.
Solar, grid, home and battery, with the flow between them drawn as it moves. One glance answers whether today is a good day.
Where the power goes
Not just the roof. Every circuit under it.
One number at the meter tells you that you used a lot. Per-circuit monitoring tells you what used it. A geyser, a lighting circuit, a workshop socket: each one measured on its own.
The geyser you suspected
It draws more than most of the rest of the building put together. Now you can see exactly when, and for how long each time.
The circuit nobody thought about
A run of lights left on overnight, or a pump cycling more often than it should. Small, constant, and invisible until something measures it.
What the solar actually covers
Production on one side and the circuits drawing it on the other, so you can see which loads the roof carries and which ones you are still paying the grid for.
energitu measures, and measuring is all it does. Nothing is switched, no schedule is set, and no equipment is controlled from the app. What changes is what you know.
In money
What it saved you, in euros.
Counted at your own tariff, not in kilowatt hours somebody has to convert for you. This month, this week, this year, and the weeks behind them for comparison.
Before you notice
Told when something breaks.
Your system is checked all day against what it should be producing. When it stops pulling its weight, the alert reaches you and your installer at the same time, usually before anything in the building feels different.
Without a phone call
Raise a problem from the app.
It arrives on your installer's screen with the system, the symptom and the history already attached, so the first question is never which building are you.
Every screen, end to end.
Ask your installer about energitu.
energitu is fitted and supported by solar installers rather than sold by us directly. If somebody already looks after your system, they can put you on it under their own name.
No installer yet? Tell us where the roof is and we will point you at one who runs it.