FOR A HOME · FARM · BUILDING · OR COMMUNITY
Is water becoming a problem here?
Start with one place. Aquifer Watch gives the public context it can verify, helps you compare your own well readings, and estimates rainwater you could collect. It never makes up a local water level.
1 · Choose my placeTHREE USEFUL THINGS
Start with the question you have
📍 Use my current location
What has the rain been like near us?
Search by village, town or postcode. Get a dated regional rain result for that place.
Has water in our well gone down?
Enter the last two measurements in metres. Get a simple deeper-or-shallower answer.
Can we collect rain from our roof or land?
Enter three rough numbers. Get an estimated water volume; a quote is optional.
What can our community discuss together?
Open one shared place, then use the rain result and capture estimate in a water meeting.
Not sure why you would use this?
It is for any person or team making a water decision: a household avoiding a surprise, a farmer protecting the next irrigation decision, a school planning a roof system, or a public team making source data understandable.
What you get—without being a water expert
A dated public result
Recent regional rain for the place you choose, with the date and its limits visible.
A clear local trend
Whether your own comparable well readings point to water being deeper or shallower.
A practical estimate
How much rainwater a roof or land area could potentially capture.
Who this is really for
Use Aquifer Watch if you are responsible for a home, farm, building, school, village well, or community water decision. It is not a magic app that knows the water level under every address. When there is no verified local reading, it says so. Your own well measurements and local engineering knowledge remain important.