What changed at home?
Discover unusual overnight use, rising heating demand, and appliances that no longer behave as they used to.
Independent energy analysis
Pay less for electricity.
See your bill while there is still time to change it. Eneralo follows it day by day, says where the month is heading, and shows what is driving it—so no winter invoice is a surprise.
Free · No card required · We’ll email you when it’s ready for your home
Bill so far
386 kr
Measured
Month-end forecast890–980 kr
Compared with last month+142 kr
Eneralo noticedUnusual use overnight
550 W · 5.5 h
Your electricity, translated into money
One view. Four clear answers.
What will I pay?
See your cost so far, a forecast for the month at this month’s temperatures, and what each finding could cost.
Does it add up?
Eneralo recalculates your grid and supplier charges from your own readings and shows what matches your invoice and what does not.
Would another contract be cheaper?
Your own usage, priced on your supplier's other offers—so you see what you would have paid, not an average household.
The bill you fear most
No winter surprise.
The bill builds day by day in Eneralo. Every winter month, the forecast says where that month is heading at your own use, your own prices and this month’s temperatures—before the invoice does—and a finding tells you whether a rise is the weather, a fault at home, or a contract that is wrong for winter. You see it while that month can still be changed. A shocking bill is rarely a wrong one; it is one nobody saw coming.
ForecastDecember
December on track for 2 900 kr
600 kr more than last December at the same temperatures. Heating demand is up; the finding says where.
If nothing changes+600 kr this month
Examples of what Eneralo can notice
Was something left on last night?
Eneralo learns what normal looks like for your home, outdoor temperature included, so a cold week is not mistaken for a fault—and then brings meaningful changes to your attention.
Always onDay and night
Is something never switched off?
About 200 W is drawn around the clock, when nothing is on—more than half of everything this home uses. Eneralo measures it every night, at the hour the home is quietest, and tells you when it steps up.
Costs a year~2 900 kr/year
New pattern3 of the last 5 nights
Was someone up all night?
Something drew 550 W from 01:10 to 06:40—about 3 kWh in a night, far above this home’s normal overnight use. A gaming PC with a screen draws about that much. So does a heater.
Possible added cost~1 300 kr/year
Increasing14 days
Is the floor heating using more?
Morning heating demand is up 18%, compared with mornings last year at the same outdoor temperature.
Possible added cost~500 kr/year
Changed8 months
Is an appliance working harder?
Something that switches on and off by itself now runs longer and more often—the pattern of a fridge or freezer.
Possible added cost~800 kr/year
Tested on real energy history
Built on bills.
Not demo data.
Eneralo began with the founder’s own home: years of readings, real tariffs, and every invoice checked against the calculation. It also answered a question nobody could: what the bathroom floor heater had been using before it broke. About a kilowatt-hour a day on winter days, mornings and evenings—200–400 kr a year—read from the meter two years after the fact.
5 yearsof meter data analysed
59historical invoices rebuilt
To the kronaevery one of them matched
An independent second calculation
Complex should not mean impossible to check.
Missing meter values, estimates, and tariff changes can all create differences. Eneralo rebuilds your grid and supplier charges, shows what matches, and labels anything it cannot explain—without assuming wrongdoing.
Eneralo checks both invoices—and the grid company’s is the one nobody else checks.
Last month's bill check Reconciled
Electricity supplierConsumption × contract price512 kr
Grid and taxTariff, fees, and energy tax422 kr
Eneralo calculation934 kr
Invoice total934 kr
Difference0 kr
Simple by design
From data to useful answers.
No new hardware and nothing to install. Start with the files your grid company or supplier already lets you download.
- 1
Import your history
Every Swedish home has a meter that records each hour. Download the readings from your grid company’s My pages and upload the file.
- 2
Add your contract
Choose your grid tariff, your supplier, and your price area (SE1–SE4).
- 3
See what matters
Get your forecast, findings, savings, and bill check.
Independent by design
Your answer—not your supplier’s.
Eneralo sells no electricity contract and no device, and earns nothing when you switch—so it can say stay as easily as it says switch.
Unless your supplier gives you an app of its own, nothing shows you what your electricity is costing this month. Eneralo does, whoever your supplier is.
- Measured stays measured
- Forecasts stay forecasts
- Unexplained stays unexplained
Before you join
Questions people ask first.
Do I need new hardware or anything installed?
No. Eneralo starts from the files your grid company and supplier already let you download. Automatic data, with nothing to upload, is planned.
Does it work with my grid company?
Tell us which one when you join. Grid companies are added in the order people need them, and we invite you as soon as yours is supported. Where a company’s tariff cannot be calculated exactly, the grid part of your bill is estimated—from your own invoices if you upload them, otherwise from a typical tariff for your fuse size—and labelled as an estimate; everything built on your own readings works as usual.
Does it work with my contract, fixed, variable or hourly?
Yes. Tell Eneralo your contract and it prices your use on it. Where it has to estimate—a price your supplier has not published yet, or a contract it can only approximate—the figure says so. And if an invoice does not match, Eneralo shows the difference and what most likely caused it, rather than leaving you to wonder.
I have solar panels, a heat pump or an electric car.
A heat pump and a car are large users of electricity, and Eneralo sees them; the outdoor temperature keeps a cold week from looking like a fault. Solar panels: what you use is analysed as usual, but what you sell back to the grid is not handled yet.
How long is the wait?
Grid companies are added in the order people need them, so joining moves yours up the list. We email you the moment yours is ready; there is nothing to check back on.
What happens to my data?
It is used to answer your questions and nothing else, stored in the EU and shared with no one. You can download all of it as one file, or delete it, at any time.
What will it cost?
Nothing during early access. Before anything costs money you will be told the price and asked first.
Will it stop a winter bill shock?
It cannot change the price of electricity. What it does is show each month’s bill building and where it is heading before the invoice arrives, and say what you can change: a fault at home, the heating, or the contract. A shock is a bill you could not see coming; this one you can.
Early access
Free in early access. See what your data knows.
Eneralo is open by invitation: join the waiting list, tell us your grid company, and we invite you as soon as it is supported. Nothing costs money during early access, and before anything does, you will be told the price and asked first.
Now
FreeForecasts, findings, bill checks, contract comparison, and your recent history.
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PlannedAutomatic data, continuous monitoring, and verified savings.
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