WeTap: find fountains near you APK

Version v. 2.2.3 - com.mdc.wetap
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Apk Size440.43 KB
App DeveloperPacific Institute
Malware CheckTRUSTED
Install on Android1.6 and up
App Packagecom.mdc.wetap.apk
MD58f86a7242c6c9f128158a9147a7ed8e3
Rate5
Website http://www.pacinst.org

Download WeTap: find fountains near you v. 2.2.3 APK

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WeTap: find fountains near you is wetap,health,fitness,wetap:,find,fountains,near, content rating is Low Maturity (PEGI-12). This app is rated 5 by 1 users who are using this app. To know more about the company/developer, visit Pacific Institute website who developed it. com.mdc.wetap.apk apps can be downloaded and installed on Android 1.6 and higher Android devices. The Latest Version of v. 2.2.3 Available for download. Download the app using your favorite browser and click Install to install the application. Please note that we provide both basic and pure APK files and faster download speeds than APK Mirror. This app APK has been downloaded 1001+ times on store. You can also download com.mdc.wetap APK and run it with the popular Android Emulators.

Thirsty?! Don't want to buy bottled water? Find the nearest drinking water fountain!

Want to add the location of a fountain to a map accessible to everyone? Use the "add a fountain" function.

Where have all our drinking water fountains gone? They have been disappearing, one by one, from our public spaces, parks and offices. The WeTap app draws on the world's largest database of drinking water sources, enabling you to find the nearest drinking fountains, map new ones, and to report broken fountains so they can be fixed.

Safe, free drinking water used to be common: we all used public water fountains and bottled water was unheard of. Now too many fountains are missing, dirty, or broken. The average American now drinks nearly thirty gallons of commercial bottled water per year, up from just gallon in 1980, creating plastic waste, wasting energy and costing a tremendous amount of money. 

It is time for a water fountain renaissance. Our goals including helping people get a drink, and to encourage public agencies to place new fountains in high demand areas such as downtown areas. Because this is a beta-test version, we encourage feedback. What do you like? What works or doesn’t work? Do you have download or operational issues? Please contact us by email:[email protected]. We cannot reply or help via marketplace comments.

If you've been drinking out of plastic, we encourage you to take the tap water taste challenge. Tap water wins blind taste tests in region after region. Use the app to help others discover the taste of the tap. A few quick clicks and you can mark a fountain as working or broken, and help the next person out.

Valuing tap water – both the quality and access – is an important step to ensure our water remains safe, tasty, and protected. For more information, visit www.wetap.org.  

Keywords: water, drinking water, water fountain, find a fountain, water bottle, freshwater,favorites, favourites, health, runners, bubblers, fountains, nasoni, potable water. 

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  1. Alan hat-avatar

    Alan hat

    V2.2.8 & V2.2.9 work fine except for the number of fountains shown, but what's the new local storage? Distributed database? I don't like the way pictures open in a web browser. The previous update was read-only & it's not sufficiently populated for that. There is, however, a slew of unattributed 'fountains' that have appeared during the down-time. -- Previously great fun, easy to use, reliable, pretty much everything you'd want from a crowd-sourced drinking water map in it's early stages

  2. RJ Lalumiere ❨they pronouns❩-avatar

    RJ Lalumiere ❨they pronouns❩

    I think this is valuable information for the public so thank you for making this app. I do wish the number of fountains displayed was configurable and that the fountain pics displayed in app rather than calling out to a browser. Some parts of the UI are also a little clunky or not perfectly intuitive (login screen comes to mind).

  3. Julie Opolis-avatar

    Julie Opolis

    No login screen avail and no way to select "menu" as instructions indicate. Can see map but have to manually move to where you live. (gps not feeding to app apparently)

  4. Brian Saghy-avatar

    Brian Saghy

    Doesn't center on GPS. Absurd.

  5. Josy Conklin-avatar

    Josy Conklin

    If you're just browsing the map, it only shows 5 fountains at once (in all of Manhattan!... *which* 5 fountains it shows change as the map recenters)... unless it decides to suddenly show you 14 fountains(!?) or TELL you it's showing 5 fountains but really there are 0 on the map. Maybe I'm using it wrong, but I'm not going to thumb-type an address in the middle of a run. If I can't use the map, this is not a useful app.

  6. संजय टाँक-avatar

    संजय टाँक

    Thanks for the app.

  7. A Google user-avatar

    A Google user

    This used to be a great tool for runners or bicyclists. The app has been dead for some time now. A note in the app description says it will be back in a few days, but that note has been there for weeks with no update.

  8. Dustin Hampton-avatar

    Dustin Hampton

    Can no longer log onto the server. Is the app dead now?

  9. A Google user-avatar

    A Google user

    Iv personally checked water fountains that it said were around me that I never knew about and it was true! I also love being able to add fountains that are not listed

  10. A Google user-avatar

    A Google user

    Just wish more people were using it in the Twin Cities.