Dropcountr

KUBRA Data Transfer Ltd

About this app

Dropcountr connects people and their water utilities on the mobile devices they use everyday. Dropcountr is available and convenient to customers of participating utilities on any device or desktop computer.

Download Dropcountr today to:
– Understand and manage your personal water use
– Compare usage to similar neighbors
– Set and reach water use goals
– Access valuable rebates and utility announcements

On average, users save about 9% in monthly water use – give Dropcountr a try today to save water, time and money.

Ratings and reviews

So bad I don't even know where to begin. I went to the web address given to me by the city (utilities paid to City) to sign-up. Page not found! Went ahead & installed the app (didn't want app. Wanted to use it via browser) on my phone. Account creation was extremely fast unfortunately they have the wrong meter number associated with my account. Needless to say the water usage they are reporting is incorrect. Not only that they are saying that water cost is $0.00.

I find this a very useful app. Recently I had the city I live in change their water meter so I could see hourly usage. This gave me a more accurate understanding of how I was using water. I can now see how much we use to take showers etc in the morning, as well as water used for watering my landscape at different times of the day (meaning I can see the usage based upon how I have my automatic sprinkler timer set up, for example the drip watering versus the lawn sprinklers in the front and rear of the home). This added detail really helps focus on where I might be able to save water and money. When I moved in my home a year ago I didn't have any history for a week to week or month to month comparison. Now that I have built up this history from my usage, to determine if I am making progress in reducing water use. The feature that shows my usage versus "similar" or "efficient" customers may have value, however, it is hard to figure out what an homes might be included in each category. Getting the median average as well as mean average might give these reference data more value. Overall, a very good and useful app. Pretty critical given that droughts will return.

I supposedly have leak detection alerts turned on. Yesterday I accidentally left a hose on. It was on for almost 24 hours before I noticed it. I got no leak alerts. No notification, no email, no SMS. Nothing. The entire reason I wanted this app was for leak alerts. So basically it's no good

What’s new

General bugfixes and improvements