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⚡ Utilities Bill Check

Upload a photo of a bill and the tool reads the numbers off it - provider, usage, total cost - with a chance to fix anything before it's used, then compares your annualised cost to a typical deal for that kind of service. The photo itself is read into memory for that one check and is never written to disk or stored anywhere; only the numbers you confirm are kept, to show in your own bill-check history.

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Read from a photo, not typed in

Upload a photo of the bill and it reads the provider, usage and total cost off it automatically, with a review step to fix anything before it's compared.

Never stored

The bill photo is read into memory for that one check and is never written to disk or saved anywhere - only the numbers you confirm are kept, to build your own check history.

The right benchmark for each service

Electricity and gas checked against real market plans (Australia) or state-average rates (US); water checked against a household-size benchmark; internet, mobile and other bills checked against a typical-deal figure.

EXAMPLE — an $89/mo internet bill against a $79/mo typical deal:
Your bill, annualised$1,068
Typical deal for this service$948
That's $120/yr above a typical deal - worth comparing plans.
Illustrative example from stated inputs - the tool recomputes everything from yours.
Is my bill photo stored anywhere?

No - it's read into memory for that one check and never written to disk or saved to your account. Only the numbers you confirm afterward are kept, so your bill-check dashboard can show your history.

What counts as a "typical deal"?

It depends on the service: electricity and gas are checked against real market plans (Australia) or state-average rates (US), water against a household-size benchmark, and internet, mobile and other bills against a typical-deal figure - never a guess, always the same real comparison the tool itself uses.

Described calculations from your inputs - not tax or financial advice.