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Neoseptic

1.3.3
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Application to determine the filling of your septic tank without visual inspection

50+
Installs
Mar 12, 2026
Updated
Android 7.0+
Android OS
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Official description

Neoseptic - an application with which you will always know how full your septic tank is and you can effectively manage its emptying without the need for laborious filling checks.

How the application works:

1. The prerequisite for the application to work is the installation of the Sensoneo radar sensor in your septic tank
2. After installing the application, you create an account and log in
3. After logging in, the application will prompt you to add a sensor
4. You set the correct depth of your septic tank and the limit when you consider it full and you will want to receive information about the need to order an export
5. After adding the sensor to the application, you will see your current septic tank fill level, or even the filling history
6. On the day when the septic tank fill level reaches the level you set (for example 90%), you will start receiving email messages notifying you of the need to schedule an export

Why should you use the Neoseptic application?

- Every day you will have an overview of the current filling of your septic tank, without the need for constant personal inspection of the septic tank
- You don't have to worry about being surprised by a non-draining toilet at home, or an overflowing septic tank in the toilet
- You will have enough time to plan the export, you don't have to deal with rushing to get an export tanker
- After emptying the septic tank, you can easily check whether it was exported completely and whether the septic tank is empty after export

Source: Official app description retrieved from Google Play. Provided for reference only.

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Neoseptic App & Package Information

Category
Content Rating
Everyone
Installs
50+
Package name
Version
1.3.3
Size
63.94 MB
Released on
Nov 20, 2025
Last updated
Mar 12, 2026

Old Versions of Neoseptic