What's included
Everything to track, cut, and report energy usage.
Real-time energy consumption monitoring, sustainability metrics, carbon footprint tracking, and smart utility management for homes and businesses.
Real-time energy tracking
Live usage numbers, not end-of-month surprises.
Carbon footprint calculator
See emissions impact translated into real numbers.
Solar panel monitoring
Track generation alongside consumption.
Cost optimization alerts
Get warned before usage spikes hit the bill.
Usage analytics & reports
Trends across days, seasons, and years.
Smart device integration
Pull data straight from connected devices.
Sustainability scoring
A simple score that tracks progress over time.
Billing management
Utility bills tracked and reconciled automatically.
How it works
From live demo to your first usage report, in three steps.
Launch it
Get your own copy — its own database, its own URL — in minutes.
Customize by chatting
Describe changes in plain language: energy sources (solar, wind, grid, hybrid), monitoring scope (residential, commercial, industrial).
Operate with an AI team
Hire an agent to flag unusual usage spikes, or branch the app to try a bigger change safely.
Who it's for
Homeowners, property managers, and businesses who want a real energy monitoring dashboard instead of scattered utility-app data.
Common questions
Is the demo actually running, or just screenshots?
It's a real, fully working instance — an always-on preview deployment with its own database. It's embedded live on this page.
Can I connect it to my own energy devices?
Yes. Launching the template gives you your own copy, which you can then customize by describing changes in plain language.
What's included out of the box?
Real-time energy tracking, a carbon footprint calculator, solar panel monitoring, cost optimization alerts, usage analytics and reports, smart device integration, sustainability scoring, and billing management.
Features reflect the current template as of August 2026 and may expand over time — the live demo above always reflects what's actually deployed.