The Minol app for tenants and owners

To download the Minol app, open the Play Store on Android devices or the App Store on Apple devices. Search for the Minol app and tap the corresponding icon. Select "Install" or "Download." Once the download is complete, you will find the app on your home screen or in your app drawer. Tap the app icon to open the application.

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To register, you will need the 10-digit registration token that you received by mail. Once you have this token, open the Minol app on your device. On the login page, you will find the "Register" option. Enter the token there. Then, enter your email address and a secure password. You will then receive an email to confirm the email address you provided. Open the email and click on the verification link it contains. After verification, you can log in to the Minol app with your login credentials and use it fully.

If your property manager or landlord already has your email address, they may be able to send you your initial login details directly via email. In that case, open the Minol app on your device and select "Log in" on the login page. Enter your email address and the initial password that was sent to you. For security reasons, you will then be asked to create your own personal password.
You can now log in to the Minol app with your login details and use it fully.

To log in again after completing your registration or initial login, please enter your email address and password on the login page. If you have forgotten your login details, click on "Forgot your password?" and then enter your email address to receive a password reset link.

The overview page, which is linked to the B.One eMonitoring Starting at the top of the list from Brunata Minol, it offers residents of buildings with remotely readable metering equipment for heating, hot and cold water an important function: access to interim consumption information (uVI).

This means that residents can access their monthly consumption data online at any time. This allows all residents to identify potential savings in a timely manner and adjust their consumption habits accordingly.

In the Minol app, tenants and residents have access to the B.One eMonitoringHere you can view the consumption trends for heating, hot water, and cold water at various levels. The eMonitoring system also provides comparative data, such as figures from the previous year or average consumption, so that areas with high consumption can be identified immediately and appropriate measures taken.

In addition to the consumption overview for the selected period, two percentage comparisons are displayed. These relate to the development compared to the previous year and to the average.
The ratings of the consumption values ​​are illustrated by a thumbs up or thumbs down symbol, which allows for an intuitive and quick assessment.

The consumption details include a bar chart that visualizes energy consumption over a defined period. This chart helps you identify changes and patterns in consumption.

Below the bar chart, the total consumption is broken down in detail for each room and measuring device.

By combining the temporal consumption pattern with a spatial breakdown, you gain a deep understanding of your energy consumption. This knowledge enables you to take targeted measures to reduce energy consumption, save costs, and make a positive contribution to environmental protection.

The display options allow you to integrate comparative data into the bar chart, helping you to better understand your own consumption. Specifically, you can compare your consumption with the previous year's figures and an average consumption figure.

Incorporating data from previous years allows you to identify seasonal fluctuations and understand how your energy consumption has changed over time. Comparing your data to the average also provides a reference point that helps you assess your consumption in relation to other households.

The CO₂ balance provides an assessment of your household's ecological footprint based on your energy consumption. The pie chart illustrates how much CO₂ your household has generated in the areas of heating and hot water.

In addition to the absolute figures, the CO₂ balance sheet offers comparisons with the previous year and with average consumption. These comparisons are visualized using simple thumbs-up/thumbs-down symbols, which show you at a glance how your current CO₂ emissions compare.

Furthermore, the CO₂ balance sheet includes an interesting simulation: It shows how many trees would be needed to offset the CO₂ emissions caused by your household.

The simulator allows you to visualize the potential impact of room temperature changes on your heating energy consumption during the current billing period. By using a temperature slider from -2°C to +2°C, you can explore different scenarios and better understand the direct relationship between room temperature and your energy consumption.

Based on your previous consumption and the average temperatures of the corresponding calendar months, the simulator calculates your estimated annual consumption.

Here, tenants and residents have the opportunity to set individual consumption targets for the different types of consumption and to continuously monitor them.

Additionally, they have the option to be notified via push notification if a target is exceeded.

Detailed bar charts are displayed for each consumption type. These combine a representation of past consumption (dark blue), a calculated forecast (light blue), and a green line marking the defined target. The time period under consideration is shown in the upper left of the chart, while the defined targets are visible in the upper right.

This visual representation makes it possible to accurately track their progress towards their goals and to assess whether their consumption habits are in line with their goals.

Here You can find the privacy policy for the Minol app here.

Here You can find the license and terms of use here.