Tap Water Stations & Hydration

Tap Projects Inc.

About this app

Tap into a healthier and greener lifestyle with the Tap app, your go-to solution for finding water refill stations and tracking your hydration. With an extensive network of over 250,000 refill points sprawled across 100+ countries, including major cities like Los Angeles, New York, and London, Tap helps you easily ditch single-use plastic water bottles and embrace sustainability.

Tap ensures you are never far from your next hydration spot. Tailor your search to fit your preferences and utilize step-by-step directions to guide you to the closest water refill station.

Keeping track of your hydration has never been simpler. Tap's robust hydration tracker helps you monitor your daily water intake, encouraging you to stay healthy and hydrated no matter where you are.

With Tap, we are not just quenching thirst - we're reducing the colossal amount of plastic waste in our landfills and oceans. Every tap water refill or hydration track is a step towards a more sustainable future.

Tap in with us, and transform the way you hydrate.

Ratings and reviews

This app is super useful for traveling. There are only a few things holding it back from being great. [1] Different map icons for different station types (bottles, fountains, etc.) for speed and ease of use in the map view. [2] Filters for paid/free stations, like you can filter station types. [3] The ability to use it offline by downloading map data by area; if you're in a situation where you're moving and searching for water, you're not always gonna have a roaming connection or gps signal.

Not very stable and no useful locations in my area. On initially opening the app, enabling location did nothing and tapping the GPS button did nothing. I exited the app entirely, then reopening it caused location to work properly. It crashes almost every time I scroll through the locations list. The UI is non-intuitive, although not difficult to figure out. Imy area, there are very few total locations listed and they are a college cafeteria, and all the rest, literally all, are fast food joints (like Burger Kings and Wendys), which is honestly not something I need an app to figure out. I'm giving it 3 stars because I'm hoping the stability and database (and maybe UI as well) will improve with time.

It works but is not that user friendly. The interface needs improvement. Took a long time of clicking on locations to realise that they had in fact been selected. The indicator, a small grey dot, is far too small especially for those of us who use glasses. It would be invisible when using your phone outside. Therefore you have no idea that you have actually selected a location. As well, when you click the location, the details should come up.

What’s new

- Update Android API version
- Minor bug fixes and improvements