Utily auto-ingests real utility bills (email/PDF) and parses period, cost, and usage across electricity, gas, and water—no manual logging. It normalizes units, shows monthly cost + consumption, spreads bills across days for “daily-ish” visibility without smart meters, and flags price-per-unit jumps and usage anomalies. Multi-provider parsers (Origin, AGL, EnergyAustralia gas, GWW, Sydney Water) already live.
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Hey Product Hunt! I’m Raven, building Utily — a “Mint for utilities” that auto-turns your electricity/gas/water bills into clear spend + usage insights without smart meters or manual logging.
What it does on launch:
Ingests bills via email forward or PDF upload, parses period, cost, and usage (kWh/MJ/kL).
Normalizes across electricity/gas/water and shows monthly + daily-ish trends.
Flags price-per-unit jumps and usage anomalies so you can catch tariff changes or leaks early.
Who it’s for: renters or homeowners who get monthly/quarterly bills and want real visibility without installing hardware.
Why we built it: tired of digging for bills and wanted something lower-friction than spreadsheets or smart meters.
Looking for feedback:
Which providers/regions should we add next?
What alert would actually make you act (price spike, usage spike, overdue, budget cap)?
Happy to share a demo or parse one of your recent bills