๐ CountQuick
User Manual - Your Meter Readings at a Glance
Manage Meters
Add New Meter
1
Tap the Plus button (+)
on the main screen
2
Fill in the required fields:
- Name: e.g., "Apartment Electricity Meter"
- Meter Type: Select the appropriate type (Electricity, Gas, Water, etc.)
- Unit: e.g., kWh, m³, Liter
- Meter Number:(Optional) Your meter's number
- Location:(Optional) e.g., "Basement"
3
(Optional) Add a photo
of the meter by tapping the camera icon
4
Tap "Save"
โน๏ธ Note:
In the free version, you can add up to 3 meters. With Premium, you have unlimited meters.
Edit Meter
1
Tap the desired meter in the list
2
Tap the Edit icon(pencil)
3
Change the desired information and save
Delete Meter
1
Open the meter's edit view
2
Tap "Delete Meter"
3
Confirm the deletion
โ ๏ธ Caution:
Deleting a meter will also permanently delete all associated readings!
Record Readings
Add New Reading
1
Select a meter from the list
2
Tap the Plus button (+)
in the meter detail view
3
Enter the meter reading
4
The date
is automatically set to today but can be changed
5
(Optional) Add a photo of the reading:
- Tap the camera icon
- Choose "Take Photo" or "From Gallery"
- The photo will be associated with the reading
6
(Optional) Add a note
7
Tap "Save"
๐ก Tip:
Photos help in disputes with utility providers and serve as proof. The app automatically shows consumption since the last reading.
Edit Reading
1
Tap the reading you want to edit in the list
2
Tap the Edit icon
3
Change value, date, photo, or note and save
Delete Reading
1
Open the reading's edit view
2
Tap "Delete Reading"
3
Confirm the deletion
Manage Photos
1
Tap a photo to view it in full screen
2
In the edit view, you can add or remove photos

Export Data
Export as CSV
1
Open a meter's detail view
2
Tap the down arrow (โผ)
3
Select "Export as CSV"
4
Choose where to save the CSV file (e.g., Downloads, Cloud)
โน๏ธ CSV Format:
The CSV file contains all readings with date, value, consumption, and notes. It can be opened in Excel, Google Sheets, or other spreadsheet applications.
โ ๏ธ Note about Photos in CSV Export:
• The CSV file contains a "Photo Available" column with "Yes" or "No"
• This is only an indicator whether a photo exists for the reading
• The photos themselves (image files) are NOT exported
• For complete backups including photos, use the Backup function
• The CSV file contains a "Photo Available" column with "Yes" or "No"
• This is only an indicator whether a photo exists for the reading
• The photos themselves (image files) are NOT exported
• For complete backups including photos, use the Backup function
Export as PDF
๐ Premium Feature:
PDF export is only available in the Premium version.
1
Open a meter's detail view
2
Tap the down arrow (โผ)
3
Select "Export as PDF"
4
The PDF file will be created and can be shared or saved
๐ PDF Content:
The PDF contains a professional overview with meter data, trend chart, and all readings in table format.
Import Data (CSV)
You can import readings from CSV files. The app automatically recognizes the meter name from the filename and creates the meter if it doesn't exist.
Import CSV File
1
Open Settings
2
Tap "Import from CSV"
3
Select the CSV file from your device
4
The app imports the data automatically:
- Meter name is recognized from filename
- Meter is created if it doesn't exist
- All readings are imported
- Duplicates (same date) are skipped
5
After successful import, you'll see a confirmation with the number of imported readings
Filename is Important!
๐ Meter Name from Filename:
The filename becomes the meter name!
How it works:
• File extension
• Timestamp at the end (e.g.,
• Underscores (
Examples:
•
•
•
โ ๏ธ Important: Name your CSV file as you want your meter to be called!
How it works:
• File extension
.csv
is removed• Timestamp at the end (e.g.,
_20260101_183712
) is removed if present• Underscores (
_
) become spacesExamples:
•
electricity_meter.csv
→ Meter: "electricity meter"•
apartment_meter.csv
→ Meter: "apartment meter"•
power_-_feed_in_20260101_183712.csv
→ Meter: "power - feed in"โ ๏ธ Important: Name your CSV file as you want your meter to be called!
CSV File Format
The CSV file must have the following structure:
Columns (in this order):
- Date- Format: dd.MM.yyyy or MM/dd/yyyy (Required)
- Reading- Numeric value (Required)
- Unit- ignored
- Consumption- ignored
- Note- optional, will be imported
- Photo Available- ignored (optional, can be omitted)
Example CSV Content:
Date,Reading,Unit,Consumption,Note,Photo Available
01.09.2025,3328.00,kWh,-,,No
04.10.2025,4050.00,kWh,722.00,,No
15.11.2025,4892.00,kWh,842.00,High consumption,No
โ
Notes:
• Header row is automatically skipped
• Decimal separator: Both comma and period work
• Duplicates: Same meter + same date = will be skipped
• Meter is automatically created if it doesn't exist
• Header row is automatically skipped
• Decimal separator: Both comma and period work
• Duplicates: Same meter + same date = will be skipped
• Meter is automatically created if it doesn't exist
โ ๏ธ Limitations:
• Only one meter per CSV file possible
• CSV must have a header row
• Date format must be dd.MM.yyyy or MM/dd/yyyy
• Photos CANNOT be imported
• The "Photo Available" column from export is ignored and not required
• Filename becomes the meter name - name the file accordingly!
• Only one meter per CSV file possible
• CSV must have a header row
• Date format must be dd.MM.yyyy or MM/dd/yyyy
• Photos CANNOT be imported
• The "Photo Available" column from export is ignored and not required
• Filename becomes the meter name - name the file accordingly!
Import Result
After import, the following is displayed:
- Name of the created/used meter
- Number of successfully imported readings
- Number of skipped duplicates (if any)

Use Statistics
1
Tap the Statistics icon
in the bottom navigation
Available Statistics:
Consumption Overview
- Current consumption per period (day, month, year)
- Average consumption
- Comparison to previous month/year
Trend Charts
- Graphical representation of readings over time
- Consumption curves
- Selectable time periods
Forecasts
- Estimated annual consumption
- Projection based on historical data
๐ Premium Statistics:
Extended statistics with detailed time periods and comparison features are available in the Premium version.
Select Time Period
1
Tap the time period filter
at the top of the screen
2
Select:
- Last Month
- Last Year
- All Data
- Custom (Premium)
Backup & Restore
Create Backup
1
Open Settings(gear icon)
2
Scroll to the "Data Backup"
section
3
Tap "Create Backup"
4
Choose a storage location (e.g., Downloads, Cloud service)
5
The backup file will be created in JSON format
๐พ Backup Content:
The backup contains all meters, readings, settings, and photos. Store it safely!
โ ๏ธ Important:
Create backups regularly, especially before switching to a new device or before updates!
Restore Backup
1
Open Settings
2
Tap "Restore Backup"
3
Select the backup file
4
Confirm the restoration
5
The app imports all data and restarts
โ ๏ธ Caution:
Restoring a backup will overwrite all current data!

Settings
1
Tap the gear icon
in the bottom navigation
Language Settings
1
Open Settings
2
Tap "Language"
3
Select your preferred language:
- ๐ฉ๐ช Deutsch
- ๐ฌ๐ง English
4
The app switches language immediately without restart
๐ Multilingual:
All texts, exports (CSV/PDF), and date formats automatically adapt to the selected language.
Manage Meter Types
Meter types define the kind of meter (e.g., Electricity, Gas, Water). The app comes with predefined types, but you can also create your own.
Predefined Meter Types:
- โก Electricity
- ๐ฅ Gas
- ๐ง Water
- โ๏ธ Solar
- ๐ก๏ธ Heating
Create Custom Meter Type
1
Go to Settings
→ "Manage Meter Types"
2
Tap the Plus button
3
Enter a name (e.g., "Pellet Heating")
4
Optionally select an icon
5
Save the new type
Edit or Delete Meter Type
1
Tap the meter type in the list
2
Edit the name or delete the type
โ ๏ธ Note:
Predefined default types cannot be deleted. Custom types can only be deleted if they are not used by any meters.
Manage Meter Units
Meter units define the measurement unit (e.g., kWh, m³, Liter). The app comes with the most common units.
Predefined Units:
- kWh (Kilowatt-hour) - for electricity
- m³ (Cubic meter) - for gas and water
- Liter - for oil or water
- kg - for pellets
Create Custom Unit
1
Go to Settings
→ "Manage Units"
2
Tap the Plus button
3
Enter the unit name (e.g., "MWh")
4
Save the new unit
Edit or Delete Unit
1
Tap the unit in the list
2
Edit the name or delete the unit
โ ๏ธ Note:
Units can only be deleted if they are not used by any meters.
Filter & Sort
Filter Meters
1
Tap the filter icon
on the main screen
2
Select filter criteria:
- Meter Type: Show only Electricity, Gas, Water, etc.
- Location: Filter by location
3
The list shows only filtered meters
4
Tap "Reset Filter"
to show all meters again
Sort Meters
1
Tap the sort icon
on the main screen
2
Select sorting:
- Name (A-Z): Alphabetically by name
- Name (Z-A): Alphabetically descending
- Type: Grouped by meter type
- Last Reading: Newest first
๐ก Tip:
The sorting is saved, even after closing the app.
Dark/Light Mode
CountQuick supports both light and dark design for comfortable work at any time of day.
Change Theme
1
Open Settings
2
Tap "Design"
or "Theme"
3
Select your preferred design:
- โ๏ธ Light: Light design for day
- ๐ Dark: Dark design for night
- ๐ฑ System: Follows device settings
4
The design changes immediately without restart
๐ก Recommendation:
The "System" option automatically adapts to your device settings and switches to dark design in the evening, for example.