Fit protection to your property.
A compatible detection and shutoff device connects your water supply to LeakGrid. The installation setup depends on your plumbing.
Coming soon · Scandinavia & Cyprus
A small leak.
Not a big
disaster.
Water protection, by subscription. LeakGrid is being built to spot unusual water use, alert you and automatically shut off the supply—before a leak becomes a much bigger problem.
Join the early-access listFree to register. No payment. No commitment.
LEAKGRID / CONCEPT PREVIEW● MONITORING
Quietly watching. So you don’t have to.
Explore the idea: simulate a leak to see how automatic shutoff is intended to work.
Illustrative demo · not connected to a real devicePlanned launch markets
DenmarkSwedenNorwayCyprus
A little hardware. A lot less worry.
Your water stays on.
Until it shouldn’t.
For your home, holiday property or managed portfolio. A subscription designed around one simple goal: reducing the damage a water leak can do.
Know when something is wrong.
Planned monitoring and alerts help you spot unusual water use—even when you’re away from the property.
Stop the flow. Limit the damage.
Automatic shutoff and remote valve control are at the heart of the service we’re developing. Less time leaking means less water escaping.
LeakGrid is in development. Features, device compatibility, installation requirements, pricing and availability will be confirmed before launch. No system can detect or prevent every leak.
Be first to know
Get ahead
of the next leak.
Join the list for launch news, subscription details and opportunities to take part in early testing in your area.
Own a home? Manage properties? Install plumbing? There’s a place for you here.
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