You read meters.
Make it count.

Snapmeter reads the display automatically, logs the value with a photo, and puts the data in front of you the moment it's submitted. No paper. No typos. No follow-up.

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Snapmeter reading a utility meter on a phone

Manual meter reading is broken

Most companies still do this with pen and paper. Here's what that actually costs.

01

Someone writes the wrong number

A misread digit or a transcription error goes unnoticed for weeks. By the time it shows up in your reports, it's already causing problems downstream.

02

No visibility until someone enters the data

Management has no idea what was actually read until a field worker gets back to the office and enters it manually. That could be hours. Or days.

03

No proof it was actually checked

There's no record of who read which meter, when, or what it looked like at the time. If something is questioned, there's nothing to fall back on.

Three steps. That's it.

Your field team doesn't need training. If they can point a phone, they can use Snapmeter.

Point at the meter

Open the app and point the camera. Snapmeter identifies the meter automatically and reads the display — electricity, water, or gas.

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Confirm the value

The reading appears on screen instantly. The worker checks it against the previous value, corrects if needed, and adds a photo.

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Done — team sees it instantly

The reading, photo, and timestamp go straight to the web portal. Your whole team has access the moment the worker hits submit.

Your readings, ready for any system

Snapmeter doesn't lock your data into one platform. Every reading lands in a structured data layer that connects cleanly to whatever your organisation already runs.

Field data in
Meter readings
Photos & timestamps
Historical records
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All your readings,
in one place

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Connect to anything
SAP & ERP systems
Power BI · Tableau · Metabase
Controlling & management systems

One source of truth for every system. Your readings flow in once and are available everywhere — no manual exports, no reconciliation, no duplicate entry.

Track everything online

my.snapmeter.app
  • Every reading submitted in the field is visible instantly — for your whole team
  • Click any reading for the full record — value, photo, who took it, when
  • Consumption charts across any time range — daily, weekly, or monthly
  • Filter, sort, and export your full reading history in one click
Reading detail in the Snapmeter web portal
Readings list in the Snapmeter web portal
Consumption charts in the Snapmeter web portal
Snapmeter in-app consumption chart with period comparison

Check the trend without opening a laptop

Every meter in the app has its own chart. Tap, see the trend, move on — no portal login for a quick field check.

  • Consumption by day, week, or month — right inside the app
  • Compare this year to last — or any two periods side by side
  • Spot a spike the moment you walk away from the meter

Who is Snapmeter for?

Whether you manage one property or a hundred locations, there's a plan that fits.

Individual

For homeowners and small landlords

Track electricity, water, and gas at home or across a handful of properties. Free to start, no setup required.

  • Up to 5 meters
  • One reading per meter per day
  • Full reading history at my.snapmeter.app
  • Consumption charts
  • Free — no credit card needed
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Business

For teams managing multiple locations

Built for companies with field workers and back-office teams. Unlimited meters, role-based access, and full system integration.

  • Unlimited meters and locations
  • Role-based access for your whole team
  • Multi-location management
  • Meters with multiple register values
  • Faulty meter checks and flagging
  • Meter reading flow management — assign reading tasks to field workers
  • Individual reports per meter or location
  • Anomaly detection and audit trail
  • Offline mode — works without a signal
  • SAP, Power BI, Tableau and Metabase integration
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Frequently asked questions

An app that reads your utility meters automatically. Point your phone at the meter and Snapmeter captures the value — no typing, no guessing.
Open the app, point at your meter, and it reads the value instantly. You confirm it and hit submit. That's the whole thing.
Yes. You can capture readings without a connection — the data syncs when you're back online.
Electricity, water, and gas. All in one app, all in one visit.
At my.snapmeter.app — your full reading history, any time. You can also review and correct past readings if needed.
Free plan covers up to 5 meters, one reading per meter per day. Enough for most homes.
Yes — that's exactly what it's built for. Snapmeter manages unlimited meters across multiple locations, with role-based access so the right people see the right data.
Everyone on your team who needs to. Readings are shared across your organisation the moment they're submitted — supervisors, analysts, and back-office staff all have access in real time, not just the field worker who took the reading.
Very. Snapmeter uses a trained computer vision model built specifically for utility meters. The field worker verifies each reading before submitting, adding a second layer of quality control before anything hits your systems.
Yes. Snapmeter integrates with SAP and connects to BI tools like Power BI, Tableau, and Metabase. Your data flows directly into your existing reporting infrastructure — no new dashboards to learn.
Built in. Snapmeter flags unusual readings automatically so you catch errors and irregularities before they reach your reports.
Manual meter reading is slow, error-prone, and invisible. Snapmeter gives you digital records, full audit trails, and live data accessible by your whole team — without retraining your field staff.
Book a short demo and we'll show you how it fits your operation. → hello@snapmeter.app
1,000+
new readings submitted every day
200+
field workers using the app simultaneously
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ease of use, rated by field teams

Not tied to a PC anymore. The photos go straight into the system — nobody has to email anything to anyone.

Process engineer — Budapest public utility company

Ready to stop chasing
meter readings?

Book a short demo and we'll show you how Snapmeter fits your operation — no commitment, no sales pressure.

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Privacy Policy

Effective: 17 April 2026 · Version: 2.0

Privacy Policy – Snapmeter application

I. The data controller

The data-processing activities described in this Privacy Policy are carried out by the company identified below (hereinafter: the "Service Provider"), except where this Policy expressly provides otherwise.

The operator of the Snapmeter application:

  • Name: Nodum Kft.
  • Registered seat and postal address: 8256 Ábrahámhegy, Bökkhegyi út 8., Hungary
  • Company registration number: 19 09 523696
  • Tax number: HU25726055
  • Representative: György Fehér
  • Email: hello@snapmeter.app
  • Website: www.nodum.hu

Privacy contact

The Service Provider does not appoint a mandatory Data Protection Officer under Article 37 of the GDPR, as its activities do not currently meet the criteria requiring such appointment. Users may submit their privacy-related questions and requests through the following contact:

  • Name: György Fehér (representative of the Service Provider)
  • Email: hello@snapmeter.app

II. Data protection principles applied by the Service Provider

The Service Provider, as data controller, undertakes that all data processing related to its activities complies with the requirements set out in this Policy, in applicable national legislation, and in the legal acts of the European Union.

The Service Provider operates the Snapmeter (hereinafter: the "Application"), which allows the User to record the readings of their utility meters, take and store photographs of those readings, and access the recorded data later.

Information on the Service Provider's data-processing activities is continuously available on the Service Provider's website.

The Service Provider is entitled to amend this Privacy Policy unilaterally. In the event of amendment, the Service Provider notifies the User by publishing the changes on its website. Material changes are also notified to the User by separate email sent to the User's registered email address.

The Service Provider is committed to protecting the personal data of its customers and partners and considers it of paramount importance to respect their right to informational self-determination. The Service Provider treats personal data confidentially and takes all security, technical and organisational measures that guarantee the security of the data.

The Service Provider's data-protection principles are in line with the applicable data-protection laws, in particular:

  • Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council (General Data Protection Regulation, GDPR);
  • Act CXII of 2011 on the Right of Informational Self-Determination and Freedom of Information (Infotv.);
  • Act V of 2013 on the Hungarian Civil Code (Ptk.);
  • Act CVIII of 2001 on Electronic Commerce Services (Eker. tv.);
  • Act C of 2000 on Accounting (Sztv.), where the Service Provider supplies the service for a fee.

The Service Provider uses personal data only on the legal bases set out in the GDPR and strictly for specified purposes.

III. Legal basis, purpose, categories of data, and retention of processing activities

1. General legal bases

The Service Provider's processing activities may be based on the following legal grounds (GDPR Article 6(1)):

  • point (a) – consent of the data subject;
  • point (b) – performance of a contract, or steps prior to entering into a contract;
  • point (c) – compliance with a legal obligation of the controller;
  • point (f) – legitimate interests pursued by the Service Provider or a third party.

Where processing is based on consent, the data subject may withdraw that consent at any time during processing, without giving reasons. Withdrawal does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out prior to the withdrawal.

Persons under the age of 18 may not use the Service Provider's service. The Service Provider does not knowingly process the data of such persons.

2. Individual processing activities

2.1. Registration

Registration is required to use the Application. During registration the User provides identifying data once, so they do not have to enter them again at every use.

  • Purpose of processing: identification and differentiation of the User; establishment and maintenance of the contractual relationship; enabling use of the Application.
  • Legal basis: performance of a contract, GDPR Article 6(1)(b).
  • Categories of personal data processed: display name, email address, password (stored in encrypted form), date of registration, date of last login.
  • Retention period: duration of the active account plus 30 days after receipt of a deletion request (security recovery window). After those 30 days the registration data is irreversibly deleted.
  • Consequences of not registering: the services of the Application cannot be used.

2.2. Recording and storage of meter readings

While using the Application the User records meter readings, which the Service Provider stores linked to the User's account and makes available to the User on the web interface at my.snapmeter.app.

  • Purpose of processing: storage and display of the meter readings recorded by the User, and preparation of consumption statistics, as a core function of the Service.
  • Legal basis: performance of a contract, GDPR Article 6(1)(b).
  • Categories of personal data processed: meter identifier, meter reading value (e.g. kWh, m³), timestamp of recording, optional link to a photograph, link to the User.
  • Retention period: duration of the active account plus 30 days after receipt of a deletion request. Where a statutory obligation applies (e.g. Section 169 of the Accounting Act – 8-year retention of accounting vouchers), the affected data is retained for the period required by law, solely for that statutory purpose.

Please note, in particular for household Users, that meter-reading data may indirectly reveal lifestyle or property-usage patterns over longer periods, and therefore may qualify as personal data under the GDPR. The Service Provider does not transfer this data to third parties other than as set out in this Policy.

2.3. Taking and storing photographs – as a core function of the Service

When recording a meter reading, the User may take a photograph of the meter. The Service Provider stores the photograph on the server identified in this Policy and displays it to the User on the web interface.

  • Purpose of processing: photographic corroboration of the meter reading, evidential value in disputes, and support of the User's own records.
  • Legal basis: performance of a contract, GDPR Article 6(1)(b).
  • Categories of personal data processed: photograph of the meter, timestamp of recording, link to the meter reading and to the User.
  • Retention period: duration of the active account plus 30 days after receipt of a deletion request.

Technical and organisational measures: The Service Provider endeavours to ensure that photographs contain only the meter. The Service Provider operates a review process for uploaded photographs; if content unrelated to the meter is detected in a photograph (e.g. faces, identifiable household details), the photograph is deleted, or the irrelevant portion removed, without delay and no later than 30 days.

User responsibility: Please endeavour to take photographs that do not contain anything beyond the meter (in particular, faces of individuals or identifiable household objects). However, the Service Provider does not shift all responsibility to the User and also ensures the necessary level of data protection through its own technical measures.

2.4. Use of photographs to develop the character-recognition (OCR) model

To continuously improve the accuracy of the Service and the User experience, the Service Provider may use photographs taken of meters to train and develop the character-recognition (OCR) model.

  • Purpose of processing: development of the Application's OCR model and improvement of its accuracy.
  • Legal basis: legitimate interests of the Service Provider, GDPR Article 6(1)(f).
  • Summary of the balancing test: The Service Provider has a legitimate interest in continuously improving the quality of the Service, since this is a prerequisite of its core business and directly serves the interests of Users as well (more accurate readings). The balancing considered that (i) photographs are taken exclusively of meters, (ii) during training the link between the photograph and the identifiable User is severed, and (iii) technical measures ensure the training data does not contain identifying information beyond the meter itself. The Service Provider concluded that the rights and freedoms of data subjects are not disproportionately affected given these measures.
  • Categories of data processed: photographs of meters, in anonymised (non-User-linked) form.
  • Retention period: for the lifetime of the model, up to a maximum of 5 years, after which the data is deleted from the training dataset.

Right to object: The User may object to processing based on this legitimate interest at any time and without giving reasons, by contacting hello@snapmeter.app. Upon objection, the Service Provider removes the User's prior photographs from the training dataset within 30 days and does not use them for this purpose thereafter. Objection does not affect the core use of the Application.

2.5. Use of photographs for marketing purposes (opt-in)

The Service Provider uses photographs of meters for marketing purposes (the Service Provider's website, social media, presentations, customer materials) only with the User's explicit, prior and voluntary consent.

  • Purpose of processing: presentation of the Service in promotional and marketing materials.
  • Legal basis: explicit consent of the data subject, GDPR Article 6(1)(a).
  • Giving consent: the User may give consent in the Application settings (or by separate email). Without consent, the Service Provider does not use photographs for marketing purposes. Refusal of consent has no adverse consequences.
  • Categories of data processed: the meter photographs covered by the User's consent.
  • Retention period: until consent is withdrawn, at most 2 years from the giving of consent. After 2 years the Service Provider requests fresh consent or ceases processing for this purpose.

Withdrawal of consent: The User may withdraw consent at any time and without giving reasons, by contacting hello@snapmeter.app or via the Application settings. Withdrawal does not affect the lawfulness of prior processing and does not affect the core use of the Application. Upon withdrawal the Service Provider removes photographs already published in marketing materials – where technically feasible – within 30 days.

2.6. Internal training use

The Service Provider may also use photographs of meters for the internal training of its staff and for training members of the team developing the Application.

  • Purpose of processing: internal training and professional development of the Service Provider's staff.
  • Legal basis: legitimate interests of the Service Provider, GDPR Article 6(1)(f).
  • Categories of data processed: meter photographs, in anonymised form (link to the User removed).
  • Retention period: for the lifetime of the training materials, up to a maximum of 3 years.

Right to object: The User may object to this processing at any time by contacting hello@snapmeter.app.

2.7. Customer-support communications

The Service Provider responds to enquiries received at hello@snapmeter.app and, where necessary, contacts the User at their registered email address.

  • Purpose of processing: answering support enquiries and resolving issues.
  • Legal basis: performance of a contract (GDPR Article 6(1)(b)) and the legitimate interest of the Service Provider in complaint handling and dispute resolution (GDPR Article 6(1)(f)).
  • Categories of data processed: email address, content of the enquiry, content of the replies.
  • Retention period: 2 years after the enquiry (for potential later complaints or disputes).

2.8. Account termination and data deletion

Uninstalling the Application from a mobile device does not automatically delete the user profile (account). The User may initiate account deletion by sending a request to hello@snapmeter.app.

Upon receipt of the deletion request, the Service Provider:

  1. acknowledges receipt of the request within 7 days;
  2. removes the User's personal data from the system within 30 days;
  3. confirms the deletion in writing.

Certain data must be retained by the Service Provider for longer periods under statutory obligations (e.g. accounting vouchers for 8 years under Act C of 2000, where the User used a paid service). Such data is retained solely for the statutory purpose and cannot be used for other purposes.

3. Retention summary

Data category Retention period
Registration data (name, email, password) Duration of active account + 30 days
Meter readings Duration of active account + 30 days
Meter photographs (core service) Duration of active account + 30 days
Photographs for OCR-model training Up to 5 years, anonymised
Photographs for marketing (opt-in) Until consent is withdrawn, max. 2 years
Photographs for internal training Up to 3 years, anonymised
Customer-support correspondence 2 years after the enquiry
Accounting vouchers (for paid service) 8 years (Section 169 of the Accounting Act)

IV. Data transfers and named data processors

The Service Provider, as data controller, is entitled and required to transfer to the competent authorities any personal data properly held by it where such transfer is required by law or by a binding authority decision. The controller cannot be held liable for such transfers or their consequences.

Any data transfer not indicated above is carried out by the Service Provider only with the prior and informed consent of the User.

The Service Provider uses the following data processors:

1. Hosting provider

  • Name: Microsoft Ireland Operations Limited
  • Registered seat: One Microsoft Place, South County Business Park, Leopardstown, Dublin 18, D18 P521, Ireland
  • Processing activity: provision of Microsoft Azure cloud infrastructure for storing the Application and its data
  • Storage location: European Union (Ireland); data does not leave the European Economic Area (EEA)
  • The Service Provider has a valid Data Processing Agreement (DPA) with Microsoft. Where Microsoft engages a sub-processor located outside the EEA, Microsoft ensures appropriate safeguards through the Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) adopted by the European Commission.

2. Other data processors

The Service Provider may engage other data processors from time to time (e.g. newsletter providers, analytics tools). The current list of engaged data processors is made available by the Service Provider on the User's request at any time.

V. Manner of storing personal data and security of processing

1. The Service Provider's computing systems and other storage locations are maintained at its data processors. Cloud services are provided by the Service Provider at https://my.snapmeter.app. Data is not transferred outside the EEA.

2. The Service Provider selects and operates the IT tools used to process personal data in a way that ensures the processed data:

  • a) is accessible to those authorised (availability);
  • b) is authentic and verifiable (authenticity of processing);
  • c) can be shown to be unchanged (integrity);
  • d) is protected against unauthorised access (confidentiality).

3. The Service Provider protects data with appropriate measures – in particular against unauthorised access, alteration, transfer, disclosure, deletion or destruction, and accidental loss or damage.

4. The Service Provider stores passwords in a non-reversible (hash) form. Access to the system is logged.

5. The IT systems of the Service Provider and its partners are protected against fraud, espionage, sabotage, vandalism, computer viruses, intrusion and other attacks. The operator ensures security through server-level and application-level protection procedures.

6. Electronic messages transmitted over the internet are vulnerable to network threats. The Service Provider takes every precaution that can reasonably be expected against such threats; however, the Service Provider is not liable for damage caused by unavoidable attacks despite the exercise of the greatest possible care.

Personal-data breach

In the event of a personal-data breach, the Service Provider notifies the Hungarian National Authority for Data Protection and Freedom of Information (NAIH) in accordance with Article 33 of the GDPR without undue delay and no later than 72 hours after becoming aware, unless the breach is unlikely to result in a risk to the rights and freedoms of natural persons. Where the breach is likely to result in a high risk to the rights and freedoms of data subjects, the Service Provider also notifies the affected data subjects directly. The Service Provider maintains an internal breach register.

VI. Remedies and enforcement

1. Rights of the data subject

Data subjects may exercise the following rights via the contact details set out in Section I of this Policy:

  • Right of access (GDPR Article 15) – information on what data the Service Provider processes about them;
  • Right to rectification (Article 16) – correction of inaccurate data;
  • Right to erasure / "right to be forgotten" (Article 17) – in certain cases, the right to request deletion of data;
  • Right to restriction of processing (Article 18);
  • Right to data portability (Article 20) – receiving data in a structured, commonly used, machine-readable format;
  • Right to object to processing based on legitimate interest (Article 21);
  • Right to withdraw consent (Article 7(3)).

The Service Provider responds to a data subject's request without undue delay and in any event within one month (30 days) of receipt. For complex or numerous requests this period may be extended by a further 2 months; in that case the Service Provider informs the data subject of the reasons for the extension within the first month of receipt. Providing information is free of charge.

2. Right to a judicial remedy

A data subject whose rights are infringed may bring an action against the data controller before a court. The court handles the matter out of turn. The data subject may choose to file the action with the court at their place of residence or their place of stay. A list of Hungarian courts is available at https://birosag.hu/torvenyszekek.

3. Proceedings before the supervisory authority

A complaint may be lodged with the Hungarian National Authority for Data Protection and Freedom of Information (NAIH):

  • Name: National Authority for Data Protection and Freedom of Information
  • Address: 1055 Budapest, Falk Miksa utca 9-11., Hungary
  • Mailing address: 1363 Budapest, Pf. 9., Hungary
  • Phone: +36-1-391-1400
  • Email: ugyfelszolgalat@naih.hu
  • Website: www.naih.hu

VII. Minors

The services of the Application may only be used by natural persons who have reached the age of 18. The Service Provider does not knowingly process personal data of persons under the age of 18. If the Service Provider becomes aware that it is processing data of a person under 18, it deletes that data without delay.

VIII. Final provisions

This Privacy Policy takes effect on 17 April 2026. The Service Provider retains previous versions in its internal records.

If the Policy is amended, the Service Provider publishes the amended text on its website and notifies Users of material changes by separate email.

Nodum Kft.
17 April 2026.

Terms of Use

Effective: 17 April 2026 · Version: 2.0

Terms of Use for the Snapmeter mobile and web application

The purpose of these Terms of Use (hereinafter: the "Terms") is to regulate the conditions under which the Snapmeter mobile and web application (hereinafter: the "Application") offered by Nodum Kft. (8256 Ábrahámhegy, Bökkhegyi út 8., Hungary; tax number: HU25726055; hereinafter: the "Service Provider") may be used by the User.

Scope of the Terms

Users accept these Terms each time they register. The Terms apply even if the Application is accessed through another website, and cover every means of use through which the Application may be reached (desktop website, mobile website, mobile application).

Service Provider details

  • Service Provider: Nodum Kft.
  • Registered seat: 8256 Ábrahámhegy, Bökkhegyi út 8., Hungary
  • Company registration number: 19 09 523696
  • Tax number: HU25726055
  • Representative: György Fehér
  • Email: hello@snapmeter.app

Hosting provider details

  • Name: Microsoft Ireland Operations Limited
  • Registered seat: One Microsoft Place, South County Business Park, Leopardstown, Dublin 18, D18 P521, Ireland
  • Contact: Microsoft Azure Support

Definitions

User: any natural person who has reached the age of 18 and downloads the Application from the Google Play Store in order to use the Service.

Service: Snapmeter is a service under which the User, by downloading the Application, is given the opportunity to record the readings of their utility meters at specified intervals. When recording a reading, a photograph may also be taken of the meter. Data and photographs recorded through the Application are made available to the User at my.snapmeter.app (after registration and login).

Application: the Snapmeter mobile application available on the Google Play Store.

Use of the Application

Users of the Application must be natural persons aged 18 or over. The Service may be used for private and business purposes, exclusively under the conditions of these Terms. Detailed information on how the Application works is available after registration on the my.snapmeter.app interface.

Before installing, copying and/or using the Application, the User must read the contents of these Terms. By installing, using, or otherwise accessing the Application in any way, the User confirms that they have read and understood the contents of these Terms and accepts their conditions as binding.

For any problem relating to the Service the User may contact the Service Provider at hello@snapmeter.app. An internet data connection is required to use the Application; the cost of that connection is borne by the User. The Service Provider is not liable for any failures of the internet data connection.

The User acknowledges that the Service operates on the basis of the data valid at any given time. During the provision of the Service, no separate identity check is carried out on the User; during contact, only an automated check is performed on the match between the data provided by the User and the data held in the Service Provider's systems.

The Service Provider is entitled – subject to the notification obligation set out below – to amend the Terms and the operation of the Application, and to discontinue the Application. The Service Provider may withdraw the User's access to the Application in the event of a material breach of the Terms by the User; the User is notified in writing (by email).

Unauthorised use

The User must comply with all applicable national rules and regulations relating to the Application. The Service Provider treats as unauthorised use anything that breaches these Terms.

Platforms and technical requirements

The Application is currently available for mobile phones running Android version 10.0 (Q) or higher. Sufficient free storage and an internet connection with adequate bandwidth are also required. The User must provide these technical conditions; the Service Provider cannot be held liable where the technical conditions are not met.

The Application may be used after installation and registration. Installation is permitted only via Google Play. To record photographs, the User must grant the Application access to the camera and photo gallery. The Service Provider cannot be held liable for data loss or malfunctions occurring in the photo gallery. The Service Provider informs the User that the Application does not take data in parallel from multiple devices, and therefore it is not recommended to use the same account on several devices at the same time.

Service fees

Downloading and using the Application is currently free of charge. There are currently no in-app paid items.

The Service Provider reserves the right to introduce a fee for certain functions or usage ranges of the Application in the future. The Service Provider notifies the User of the introduction of the fee, its amount and the date of entry into force at least 30 days in advance, at the User's registered email address and through a notice published in the Application. Following such notice, the User is entitled to terminate the service contract free of charge and with immediate effect if they do not wish to pay the planned fee.

For any future paid service, the Service Provider will publish the applicable fees in the Application and/or on the Google Play page.

Limitation of liability

The contract creates no further obligations for the Service Provider other than those expressly set out herein. The Service Provider limits or excludes its liability for breach of contract and for non-contractual obligations arising in connection with the contract to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law. The Service Provider does not exclude liability for breach caused intentionally, or for breach causing damage to life, bodily integrity or health.

The Service Provider accepts no liability for the content of advertisements placed by Google on the Google Play page outside the Application window. The Service Provider's liability extends only to the area of the Application window developed by it.

The User uses the Application at their own risk. The Service Provider draws the User's attention to the fact that the Application should not be used together with products of other manufacturers in a way that raises compatibility issues beyond the intended use of the Application. The Service Provider is not liable if the Application does not work properly with other software or hardware, or if the software causes damage to the User's mobile device.

The Service Provider excludes all liability for the conduct of Users of the Application. The User is fully responsible for their own conduct. The Service Provider reserves the right, in the event of unlawful conduct by a User, to exclude that User from the user base of the Application with immediate effect.

Modification of the database associated with the Application is possible only by the operator or through the web server operating the Application. Any intervention via external tools not forming part of the Application will result in the immediate exclusion of the User.

The Service Provider uses the available means to ensure that use of the Application is technically secure. The Service Provider – subject to exercising due care – is not liable for data loss or virus-related damage resulting from internet outages, routing failures or any unexpected technical errors.

Registration and stored data

The Application can only be used by Users following successful registration. Registration is possible in two ways: via a Google account or by providing an email address and password. The Service Provider accepts no liability for the accuracy of the data provided during registration. The Application creates a user profile based on the data provided during registration.

After registration, the Service Provider may send the User informational emails relating to the operation of the Application or to Application updates at the User's email address.

Detailed information on the processing of personal data provided by the User is set out in the Service Provider's separate Privacy Policy, available on the Service Provider's website.

A User who distributes the Application under their own name, copies or reworks it in whole or in part, infringes the intellectual property in any other way, uses the Service Provider's trademarks without authorisation, or damages the Application, may be deleted from the Application's database without prior notice.

The User may request deletion of their registration at any time by sending an email to hello@snapmeter.app. Uninstalling the Application from a mobile device does not automatically delete the user profile (account); a deletion request must be sent to the above address.

Processing and protection of personal data

The Service Provider processes personal data in accordance with the applicable laws – in particular the GDPR and the Hungarian Information Act (Infotv.). Detailed information on the processing of User data is set out in the Privacy Policy.

The rules for exercising the User's rights under the GDPR (access, rectification, erasure, restriction, portability, objection, withdrawal of consent) are also set out in the Privacy Policy. The Service Provider responds to requests to exercise such rights within 30 days of receipt.

The Application and the underlying software product are protected under Act LXXVI of 1999 on Copyright and other statutory provisions relating to intellectual property. The User acknowledges that, by downloading the Application, they acquire a limited, non-exclusive right of use, and not ownership. All rights in the Application – in particular the rights to modify, update, distribute, reproduce, adapt and publish – belong to the Service Provider. The structure, design and code of the Application constitute professional and business secrets of the Service Provider.

Updates

An updated Application replaces and/or supplements the product on which the update is based. The updated product may only be used by the User in accordance with these Terms. The current version number of the Application is visible to the User on the home screen.

External applications and software

The Application is downloadable via the Google Play store. The general terms of use of Google Play are available at: https://play.google.com/intl/en_us/about/play-terms.html. The User acknowledges that the Service Provider has no influence over the policies and operation of Google Play. The User may not bring a damages claim against the Service Provider in connection with the operation of software and applications run by Google Play or another external partner.

Use across multiple devices

The User may not lend, transfer, rent or otherwise distribute the Application or any part of it.

The User may not perform, or allow others to perform, modification, adaptation or translation of the Application, including alteration of the software and databases contained in the Application. The User may not remove or alter, or allow others to remove or alter, any copyright, trademark or patent notices appearing in the Application. The User may not rework or reverse-engineer the software.

Warranty and compensation

The technical conditions required on the User's side to use the Application must be provided by the User. The Service Provider cannot be held liable for the failure of these conditions, or for data loss or malfunction occurring on the User's device. The Service Provider makes no warranty of uninterrupted operation of the Application, and is not liable for force majeure errors.

Term and termination of the contract

The contract takes effect upon download of the Application and registration, and is concluded for an indefinite term.

The contract terminates in the following cases:

  • ordinary termination by the Service Provider or the User;
  • withdrawal by the Service Provider or the User;
  • cessation of the purpose of the Service;
  • mutual agreement of the parties;
  • dissolution of the Service Provider without a legal successor, or discontinuation or permanent suspension of its activity;
  • death of the User.

Contact and support

For general questions relating to the operation of the Application, the User may contact the Service Provider at hello@snapmeter.app. The Service Provider responds to general support enquiries within 30 days.

The accelerated (30-day) deadlines for privacy-related requests (access, rectification, erasure, etc. under the GDPR) are set out in Section VI of the Privacy Policy.

Miscellaneous and final provisions

The Service Provider is entitled to amend these Terms unilaterally. The Service Provider notifies Users of material changes at the registered email address and via a notice published in the Application at least 30 days before entry into force. If the User does not agree with the amendment, they are entitled to terminate the contract free of charge before the amendment takes effect.

The Service Provider reserves the right to make any changes or corrections to the website at any time, or to place the website under another domain name.

Any provision or right not defined in this contract does not imply waiver of that right. These Terms constitute the entire agreement between the User and the Service Provider regarding the use of the Application (the Service).

The contract between the parties is governed by Hungarian law.

In matters not regulated in these Terms, the provisions of the applicable laws apply – in particular, but not exclusively, Act V of 2013 (Hungarian Civil Code), Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (GDPR), Act CXII of 2011 (Info Act), Act LXXVI of 1999 (Copyright Act), and Act CVIII of 2001 (E-Commerce Act).

17 April 2026.
Nodum Kft.
Service Provider