Explanations, not more numbers.
WattByte AI reads the totals your phone already measured and tells you what changed, in a few sentences. It is a reader of your data, not a calculator and not a chatbot.
Ask WattByte.
WattByte AI reads the totals your phone already computed and explains them in plain language.
The questions an insight answers
- Why was my battery usage higher today?
- How much energy did my phone use this week?
- Is my mobile data usage unusual?
- What caused this spike?
- How can I reduce my battery usage?
Why was my battery usage higher today?
Your energy use was approximately 18% higher than your recent average. Most of the increase occurred between 14:00 and 17:00.
Based on your WattByte usage data
Example data. Not a real user.
- Only period totals are sent: data in GB, charging sessions, energy in kWh, estimated cost and the change against the previous period.
- The AI never calculates, converts or invents a number. It explains numbers the app measured.
- It cannot name the app that used the energy: iOS exposes no per-app data, and Android exposes data by app, not energy.
What happens when you tap Generate insight
Step 1
Your phone computes the totals
Data in GB, charging sessions, energy in kWh, estimated cost and the change against the previous period. All of it is already on the dashboard.
Step 2
The app sends only those totals
The request is validated by a strict schema on the server. An e-mail, user id, device id or token in it is rejected before any prompt exists.
Step 3
One provider writes a short explanation
A title, a message and a tone. The prompt forbids calculating or inventing numbers; the answer is validated before it reaches you.
Step 4
Nothing is kept
The server logs which provider answered, how many tokens and what it cost. It stores neither the prompt nor the answer.
The free plan includes a few generations per day and Pro will include more. Every generation needs a WattByte account, because the daily allowance is counted per account.
Built to stay flexible.
The AI layer is a gateway, not a single model. Each request is routed to one configured provider; after an outage or a rate limit, at most one other provider is tried. Your totals are never sent to every provider at once.
- Provider keys live on the server, never in the app
- Requests carry period totals only; an e-mail, user id or token is rejected before a prompt exists
- Prompts and answers are not stored by WattByte
- Daily and monthly spend limits per provider
WattByte app
sends period totals
WattByte API
quota, validation, keys
AI gateway
routing, retry, one fallback
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One provider is asked per request. Which one is a server setting, never a choice the app or a request can make.
Your device already generates the data. WattByte makes it useful.
Understand your battery, data and energy usage in one place.