Flume
rilevamento delle perdite intelligente e la gestione delle acque per la casa residenziale.
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Descrizione Dell'app
Analisi E Revisione Delle App Android: Flume, Sviluppato Da Flume. Elencato Nella Categoria Casa E Arredamento. La Versione Corrente È 1.8.1, Aggiornata L' 23/05/2025 . Secondo Le Recensioni Degli Utenti Su Google Play: Flume. Ottenuto Oltre 53 Mille Installazioni. Flume Ha Attualmente Recensioni 431, Valutazione Media 4.3 Stelle
L'app Flume si collega a un sensore dell'acqua Flume installato sul contatore dell'acqua della tua casa. Flume consente ai clienti di gestire, monitorare e conservare l'acqua nella loro casa.Cattura le perdite d'acqua e proteggi la tua casa
Le sorprese sono divertenti, ma non quando si tratta di perdite. Flume ti avvisa di un utilizzo anormale (o accidentale) dell'acqua per darti la massima tranquillità, che tu sia a casa o fuori.
Dati sull'utilizzo dell'acqua aggiornati al minuto
Flume ti aiuta a dipingere un quadro dell'uso dell'acqua della tua famiglia. Analizza i dati, fino al centesimo di gallone, e trova nuovi modi per ridurre il consumo di acqua.
Traboccante di risparmio
Un dispositivo che si ripaga da solo. Flume suggerisce automaticamente un budget in modo da poter limitare il consumo e crea notifiche di perdite per raccogliere gocciolamenti costosi.
Semplice autoinstallazione. Nessun impianto idraulico necessario.
Configura e installa Flume in pochi minuti. Basta allacciarlo al contatore dell'acqua. Nessun taglio del tubo. Nessun cablaggio. Nessun appuntamento. Niente idraulici.
Per acquistare un sensore di acque reflue, visitare https://flumewater.com
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Cosa C'è Di Nuovo
Misc fixes and improvements
Commenti Recenti
RedwoodGyrl
Updating review after 3mos daily use. App is super informative and useful. My only gripe... app cannot discern (or let user assign) normal, yet inconsistent, frequent low-level water use by an appliance (ie. RO filter, Ice Maker) and instead, flags their water-use as "leak events". Without the users ability to assign, label and normalize these low-level, water-use events, how can the app or user accurately discern when there is an actual water leak? Please improve customization options. TY.
Eric Dehart
if you install this app it says no permission but if you click the 3dots you see the hidden granted, which include: read the contents of your shared storage, access precise location in foreground, Microphone, record audio, Nearby devices, pair nearby Bluetooth d devices, have full network access, view Wi-Fi, run at startup, change network connectivity, prevent phone from sleeping, receive data from Internet. and many more. this is disgusting and Flume should be ashamed. where does this info go?
Matthew Greer
Great monitoring. Its a little clunky with the way it shows the daily/weekly usage and their AI is certainly not all there yet regarding its estimation of what used water when. It would be cool if you could go into the app and start a session to monitor how much water you use for various tasks (like before jumping in a shower or starting dishes) to be able to gamify your usage and reduce things even more. Had to adjust the default alert because our sprinklers blow past the leak threshold.
Dan Holloway
Worst IOT device I have purchased to date (Flume 2). The device constant requires reboots and stops tracking your data with no warning. I have reached out to support several times for the same issue and they can't fix the problem and say their engineers are working on it. Their claim that the data is backed up and retained, even during a power outage is completely false. Save your money!
Robin Donatello
Their main feature is the "intelligent" categorization of water usage (e.g. dishwasher, outdoor, etc) yet I'd say the accuracy is close to 50%. My main issue with this is that they don't have a way for the user to correct the category labels (which would improve their model) . So until then, its great to see overall usage, and detect leaks, but don't trust the detailed usage categories.
Connor Poole
It's nice to have a rough estimate of what you use in a month. But their anomaly algorithms are the worst I have ever seen. I get an alert for usage every day when the sprinklers go on and I get an "suspected leak" alert once or twice a week. It's totally useless. Meant today when I actually did have a leak I just ignored the app. The developers really need to look into a better heuristic for anomalies. An LSTM would easily learn my patterns, it's just a damn sprinkler system.
A Google user
Lots of false positives, and the interface could be improved. It took me awhile to realize that, while viewing hourly usage, it was showing per minute usage and that I needed to swipe left and right to view more. There's no clear indication more data is available this way. Also I keep getting notifications of leak detection like "water has been running for 2 hours at average of .2 gpm", but when I go to check the hourly usage it shows that someone took a shower for 10 minutes. Makes no sense.
Stefan Hudson
Functional app for checking water usage reported by your Flume device. Only real gripe is that only seven bars of data are shown at a time, so a lot of scrolling is needed. In addition, when selecting the current hour it starts at 59 minutes, even if it's only 10 minutes after the hour, so you have to scroll back over 49 minutes of empty data. It would be much better if it would show the entire hour (or more) of minute-by-minute data on screen at once, like it does with water usage alerts.