BrighTap

Smart Water Meter for Water Consumption Awareness

Health Tech & Life Sciences
Private

Company Overview

Snapshot

Founded in February 2015 by Konstantin Berezin, BrighTap operates with 1–10 employees. The company has raised $50,000 across one funding round from one investor. In November 2015, BrighTap secured pre-seed funding.

Business overview

BrighTap develops an IoT water meter sensor and monitoring system that tracks water quality and consumption. Its core technology utilizes proprietary turbine technology and analytics to provide real-time data on water quality, consumption, temperature, and costs. The BrighTap sensor can be attached to standard water taps, pipes, or hoses, or integrated as an OEM component in appliances. Serving households and organizations, the company operates in the Health Tech & Life Sciences sector, aiming to raise awareness about water usage and quality to encourage sustainable practices and reduce water bills.

Strategic signal

BrighTap has consistently received industry recognition for its water conservation technology. In March 2018, the company received top awards, following another prize in March 2017, and a first-place win in GEN's Startup Open in January 2017. These accolades validate BrighTap's innovative approach to water management and signal its potential for broader adoption in smart home and sustainable water systems markets.

Company Intelligence Q&A

When was BrighTap founded?
BrighTap was founded in February 2015 by Konstantin Berezin.
What is BrighTap's primary product?
BrighTap's primary product is an IoT water meter sensor and monitoring system that tracks water quality and consumption through an app and web-based data services.
What was a significant early recognition for BrighTap?
In January 2017, BrighTap took first place in GEN's Startup Open, highlighting early validation for its water conservation device.
What markets does BrighTap target?
BrighTap targets geomarkets including the United Kingdom and the United States, providing solutions for consumers, hotels, and water utilities.