Watrify - Drinking fountains

Refill Water On the Go – Simple, Sustainable, Free.

Watrify helps you find public drinking fountains and water refill spots across almost all of Europe. With over 250,000 drinking fountains already available, the list keeps growing every day thanks to the community.

Whether you are hiking, traveling, exploring a new city, cycling, or road-tripping in a camper – Watrify helps you quickly locate the nearest spot to refill your water bottle or tank. Zero single-use plastic. Zero detours.

Extra POIs for Camping & Outdoor Adventures:
While drinking water remains the core focus, Watrify offers optional overlay features for your trips:
– Public Restrooms: Search with specific filters for accessibility, free entry, and chemical toilet disposal (dump stations)
– Camper Suitability: Community voting on water spots suitable for RVs and campervans (see at a glance how other campers rated a location)
– Hiking & Bikepacking: Unserviced shelters and bivouacs (including info on sleeping capacity, fire pits, and accessibility)
– Cycling: Public repair stations (tools & pumps), inner tube vending machines (cash & contactless payment), and e-bike charging stations (outlets, fees, opening hours)
– Total Control: Toggle any additional POI category or filter on or off the map whenever you need it

Ideal for:
– Vanlife, camping, and RV road trips
– Hikers, cyclists, e-bikers, and bikepackers
– City travelers and eco-conscious people looking to reduce plastic waste

App Features:
– Interactive Map & List View: 250,000+ water spots across Europe (includes satellite views & Apple’s "Around Me" look)
– GPX Route Import: Import your GPX tracks and see all drinking fountains (plus restrooms, shelters, and bike stations) directly along your route
– Favorites & Proximity Alerts: Save your favorite spots and get optional push notifications when approaching a favorite refill point
– Search & Navigation: Quick search with auto-complete and GPS location for instant turn-by-turn navigation
– Fully Accessible: The entire app is optimized for visually impaired users – offering full VoiceOver support alongside a dedicated list view alternative to the map
– Transparent Data Sources: Clear info on where data comes from — OpenStreetMap, community submissions, and official open-data portals from local municipalities (especially in the DACH region)

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