A tank on the back forty. A well of unknown depth. A meter spinning in the weeds. Scroll down, and watch each one become visible.
Now it's a number on your phone, refreshed every few minutes. A sensor and a battery-powered mote do it with no power and no signal at the tank.
meter.me watches the level around the clock, so you see drawdown and recovery as it happens, and catch a failing well before it runs you dry.
No electric lines run through the vines for rodents to chew and the sun to bake. Open a block by soil, temperature, schedule, or gallons. That's the freedom to irrigate.
Now every gallon is logged and visible, climbing in real time from anywhere, with no walk and no flashlight.
Now every gallon is logged and visible, climbing in real time from anywhere, with no walk and no flashlight.
Now every gallon is logged and visible, climbing in real time from anywhere, with no walk and no flashlight.
From pipe material and elevation-based pressure to junction boxes, check-valve direction, ponds, catchment and well reports, meter.me holds the complete asset record of your water system, with every device mapped, right down to the panel inside the pump shed.
Pipe material, pressure by elevation, junction boxes, ponds, catchment and check-valve direction. Every detail recorded, mapped and searchable.

She learns the full context of your water system, every device, report and reading, and answers in plain language. No dashboards to dig through.
Snap on meter.me sensors and the documented map turns into a living, real-time view of flow, level and pressure across the property.
Free for rural water associations and property owners: 3 free systems, up to 100 devices, with full documentation and Maggie included.
Sign up to join our Beta ProgramNeed more than 100 devices or more than 3 systems? Affordable licensing for water service companies and larger rural water associations managing thousands of sites, with fleet-wide documentation, alerts and recurring revenue.
Talk to salesA pressure switch corrodes. A float valve sticks. Nobody knows until the tank is dry or the pump has burned itself out. The parts that are supposed to automate your water are the ones that quietly quit.
Setup is just a conversation: tell Maggie what you want, and she builds the automation, then meter.me drives the real control box, pumps, and sensors, all visible on your water system map.
Turn the pump on when the upper tanks drop to 85% and off at 95%. Don't run it longer than 90 minutes, and only when the source well is above 182 ft DTW.
Done. I created Upper Tanks fill on the Booster Pump:
Looks good. Run a quick test.
And when something does slip through, you catch it early, turning what would have been a catastrophe into a mild emergency.
See your whole operation on one screen. Catch an outage, a dry tank or a runaway bill before it costs you, and fix it from your phone.
Deploy in an afternoon. No trenching, no electrician. Affordable seed installs that turn into recurring service revenue across your territory.
Maggie doesn't bolt AI onto dashboards. She reads the whole system and answers in plain language. The water infrastructure layer for a changing planet.