Breaker panels
Photograph the real panel, review suggested breaker outlines, correct them by hand, and label each circuit before sharing.
Photograph breaker panels, shutoffs, filters, fixtures, equipment, and remote controls. Add clear labels and instructions, then share a polished image or PDF with the people who need it.
Photograph the real panel, review suggested breaker outlines, correct them by hand, and label each circuit before sharing.
Keep visual notes for water heaters, gas and water meters, shutoffs, HVAC filters, bulbs, appliances, and custom items.
Record what a remote controls, its battery, input, pairing steps, and simple guest instructions for rentals or vacation homes.
Export labeled photos and property PDFs with a clear header, written instructions, notes, and a professional footer.
Effective August 14, 2026
BreakerMap Home does not collect personal data, diagnostic data, usage data, location, contacts, identifiers, or photos. It has no account system, advertising, analytics, or tracking SDKs.
Photos, labels, property details, and instructions are stored locally on your device. Apple Vision analyzes visible text and image geometry on-device. BreakerMap does not send this content to the developer or to a third-party AI service.
When you choose to export or share an image or PDF, iOS presents its standard share sheet. You control the recipient and service. The privacy practices of that chosen service apply after sharing.
BreakerMap does not sell data and does not use data for advertising or profiling. If future versions change these practices, this page and the App Store privacy disclosure will be updated first.
No. It documents visible equipment and user-authored instructions; it never operates breakers, valves, meters, or appliances.
Apple Vision provides editable suggestions. Real panels vary, so you must check and accept the layout before the panel can appear in a report.
Yes. Remote controls, filters, shutoffs, fixtures, and appliance instructions can be documented for guests, family, or service professionals.
No. Verify electrical, gas, water, generator, and shutoff instructions with the owner, utility, manufacturer, or a qualified professional.