23.7 days
Days and hours, not guesses
Your balance becomes a countdown that updates every time you log a reading.
Know the day
your meter
runs out.
MeterBuddy learns how your home uses power and shows how many days and hours of prepaid electricity are left.
Join the waitlistFree to join. One email, on launch day.
Built in Abuja for Nigerian prepaid meters and tariff bands. Currently 80% complete.
Step 01 of 04
Your balance, as a countdown
38.90 kWh left becomes 23.7 days. The ring and bar drain as you use power.
Lights out shouldn't be a guess.
3 days, 24 hrs
Warnings before the lights go
Alerts arrive at three days and again under a day, so you buy units while the freezer is still cold.
₦50 today
Savings priced in Naira
Morning tips use your tariff band. Switch the freezer off for 2 hours and see what it saves.
Offline
Works when your data doesn't
Readings save on your phone and sync when you reconnect. Predictions run in the background.
Three steps, no meter hardware.
- 1
Log a meter reading
Read the number off your meter and type it in. Do it whenever you remember.
- 2
It learns your burn rate
MeterBuddy gives recent days more weight than old ones, so the forecast follows your habits.
- 3
Get warned in time
Open the app for the countdown, or wait for the alert before you run low.
Questions people ask first.
Will MeterBuddy cost anything?
Pricing isn't final. Joining the waitlist is free and commits you to nothing.
When does it launch?
The app is about 80% built. Waitlist members get one email on launch day.
Does it connect to my meter?
No. You type in the reading shown on your meter, and MeterBuddy does the forecasting.
How accurate are the predictions?
The first few days are rougher. As you log more readings, recent usage counts for more and the forecast settles around your real habits.
Does it work without internet?
Yes. Readings save on your phone and sync when you reconnect.
Which phones will it run on?
MeterBuddy supports Android and iOS. Store availability will be confirmed at launch.
Be first to know when it opens.
Free to join. One email, on launch day. Nothing else.
