Know before
you drink.

Is the tap water safe to drink where you are going? One clear answer for your destination, with the evidence attached. Plus the nearest place to refill your bottle.

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TapNomad showing that Lisbon's tap water is safe to drink, with the source, the date and answers for brushing teeth, ice, coffee and baby formula
A traveler laughing as she drinks from her reusable bottle beside an old stone fountain

Get the answer in seconds

One clear answer.
Not a debate.

Land, open the app, and know: safe, caution or not safe. No forum threads, no guessing from the taste, no asking the hotel and hoping.

Why believe it

Every answer shows
its receipts.

Verdicts are built on the official record, and each one names its source and shows when it was verified. Where nobody publishes, the app tells you that too, instead of pretending.

Wherever you land

4,084 cities.
232 countries. Growing weekly.

Drawn live from the service itself. The map and the numbers update as coverage grows.

Skip the plastic

Refill your bottle,
376,873 places over.

Fountains, public taps and springs across 205 countries, on one map. A bottle refilled twice a day on a two-week trip is about thirty bottles you never buy and never throw away.

Filling a bottle at a historic street fountain at golden hour

Premium

Works where
the signal doesn't.

Download your destination before you fly. The verdicts, the map, the refill points and the directions all run on your phone: on the plane, in the metro, in the mountains, on day one before you have a SIM.

A traveler in a narrow old-town street looks up from the phone in her hand

Premium

It guides you
to the water.

Thirsty? Pick a fountain and follow the route, turn by turn, on foot. Offline too, so it works exactly when you need it most.

Yours alone

Private by design.

No account to create, no trackers watching. Your location finds water near you. We keep no history of where you have been.

A traveler on a quiet cobbled street holds his phone in front of his face, reusable bottle at his feet

Fair deal

The safety info is free.
Forever.

Premium pays for what you carry with you, not for the answer.

Free

Always

  • Every water verdict, with its evidence
  • The full map of refill points and shops
  • Search and location, worldwide
Best value

Premium · yearly

$29.99/year

  • Offline packs for thousands of cities
  • Turn-by-turn guidance to water
  • The same shops offline, and guidance to them
  • First 3 days free

Premium · weekly

$2.99/week

  • Everything in Premium, for one trip
  • Cancel any time in the App Store

Reference prices in USD; charged in your local currency through the App Store.

Questions

Can I trust the verdicts?

Every safe, caution or not-safe verdict comes from an official source and shows you that source, the date it was verified and a confidence level, so you can judge it yourself. When sources disagree, the more cautious one wins. Internet opinions are never part of the answer.

How fresh is the information?

The data updates continuously, and every verdict carries its own verification date, so you always see how current it is.

Does it work without internet?

Yes. Download your destination before you fly and the verdicts, the map and the directions all keep working with zero signal. Packs exist for thousands of cities, and you can request one for a city that has none yet.

Is the water information really free?

Yes, and it stays that way. Safety information is never behind the paywall, and neither is the map of refill points and shops. Premium adds offline packs and navigation, not answers.

What if my city has no data?

Then the app says so, plainly, and gives you the country-level picture instead of invented precision. Coverage grows every week.

Does the app track me?

No. There is no account and no tracking. Anonymous usage counters exist only if you turn them on, and they cannot identify you. Your location is used to find water near you, and we keep no history of it. If you opt in to the counters and no covered place is near you, only the name of that city is counted. The one thing our server does recognise is a Premium download: the app sends a random id it made for itself so we can check the subscription and cap how much one copy can download.