A 35-day billing period can look very different from a 28-day one. :date: Day 4: compare the number of days on your last two bills before assuming your habits changed. TTME's utility approach includes billing explanations that give usage context.
Why this matters: Billing periods are not always the same length. Compare both total kWh and the number of days covered, then consider average daily usage before drawing conclusions.
Try it today: Compare billing dates; explore TTME's bill-explanation concept. Keep a short private note about what you learned, the date, and any question that remains. If you use information from an energy bill or provider portal, keep account details confidential.
How TTME fits: Talk to My Energy describes energy insights and AI-assisted explanations available through participating utilities and property partners. BetterPlanet CoOp's customer-facing experience is in development, and personal-data features depend on the final implementation and connected providers.
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