We recently got a new water meter that utilizes an app called eyeonwater. Can't seem to find out if there might be an integration with it. The app has the ability to "detect water leaks" supposedly.
From what I am seeing, there are no public APIs, nor even an Alexa skill or anything for it. You are probably out of luck on connecting that app to anything, much less to Hubitat.
Leak Alerts: You can set up email or text alerts for continuous water flow to act as a real-time notification system
I believe there are community apps to scrape data from an email alert if you wanted to investigate that path, but it is nothing I have played around with.
Maybe check this post, for example?
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If you use Gmail for your leak notifications, I highly recommend:
If it finds an email, you can have it send notifications, or extract info from the email and send it to a variable and then trigger a switch or Rule actions to process and send a notification or take actions on a water valve, for example.
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Not quite the integration I was hoping for, but thanks for the suggestion 
Yeah, I agree. But with a service that doesn't have an API or any access method than just a phone app, this is the best, or rather, only option.
I have a Leakbot, from since they were beta testing the device. I've had this set up on HE because there is no other way. Also, very easy to miss an email in the hundreds/thousands of other emails in an inbox that comes once or twice in a year because a toilet is leaking or someone didn't fully turn off the faucet. I know the device monitors water temperature and have always wanted to be able to access that data.
