Live Tank Levels and Usage History
Waltr turns a connected tank into a readable daily dashboard for people who need more than a rough visual estimate. The app can present current water levels, low or high-level alerts, and the flow entering or leaving a tank, helping a homeowner or facility operator decide when to refill, conserve, or investigate a change.
Usage history adds context to a live reading. Daily and monthly totals, past level records, and trend views make it easier to compare routines, spot unusual consumption, and explain water use to a household or community team. The result is a practical way to watch supply and make decisions before an overflow or shortage becomes a larger problem.
Pump and Borewell Automation
Waltr brings pump and borewell control into the same workflow as tank monitoring. Operators can schedule borewell activity, view motor status and runtime, and use automatic rules to keep water moving without repeatedly checking a switch. Manual control remains useful when a maintenance task or an unexpected demand calls for a direct action from the phone.
Thresholds, timing choices, and issue alerts give the routine more structure. A community manager can review a pump's history, while a homeowner can use a schedule to reduce overruns and avoid unnecessary intervention. These controls are most useful when Waltr hardware is installed and connected to the water system it is meant to manage.
Valve Control and Water Quality
Waltr also covers the parts of a water system that sit between the tank and the point of use. The valve controller can automate flow, show valve status, and record total operating hours, with manual switching available when an operator needs a direct adjustment. Notifications help teams keep track of changes, maintenance, or an issue that needs attention.
For water quality, the Waltr Q monitor adds TDS readings and historical context to the same management view. High-level alerts and trend checks can help a household, building, or business notice a change in water quality sooner. Together, valve activity and TDS history extend the app beyond simple tank-level monitoring.
Bluetooth Setup and Shared Control
Waltr is designed around a connected setup rather than a standalone diary. Users add their tank or equipment details, pair supported devices over Bluetooth, connect them to Wi-Fi, and define schedules or thresholds that fit the property. Sharing control with multiple users lets a family, maintenance team, or community committee work from the same water system.
The Android entry screen offers Google and email sign-in, so account access is part of the path to the management controls. Once a compatible installation is connected, the app gives different roles a common place to check readings, respond to alerts, and coordinate routine operations without relying on one person to be beside the equipment.
