Date	Author	Comment
2026-06-24	Ri*****	I just switch to Droplet after trying out a Kickstarter competitor. The Droplet app is much nicer and generally works well. It connected to Home Assistant very easily! Some areas for improvement: - tagging is now broken in latest app version, please fix - it’d be nice to send alerts to multiple phones as txt messages
I just switch to Droplet after trying out a Kickstarter competitor. The Droplet app is much nicer and generally works well. It connected to Home Assistant very easily! Some areas for improvement: - tagging is now broken in latest app version, please fix - it’d be nice to send alerts to multiple phones as txt messages
2026-06-13	Ad*****	Worked a few days then threw me out and doesn’t recognize my credentials. Also kind of useless because it’s not really learning anything or maybe it just takes a lot of time to learn. Will probably send it back and ask for my money.
Worked a few days then threw me out and doesn’t recognize my credentials. Also kind of useless because it’s not really learning anything or maybe it just takes a lot of time to learn. Will probably send it back and ask for my money.
2026-06-03	Ma*****	I have no real complaints about the device or the app. The only thing I suggest is they allow people to tag previous events. For instance, the device takes a few seconds to notify you that water is being used. However, in that time, the usage can stop and it’s too late to tag it in the app.
I have no real complaints about the device or the app. The only thing I suggest is they allow people to tag previous events. For instance, the device takes a few seconds to notify you that water is being used. However, in that time, the usage can stop and it’s too late to tag it in the app.
2026-05-25	Re*****	Your app registers as a browser on iPhone, so every time I scan a QR code or click a link it opens in Droplet. This is true even after I confirm Chrome is my default browser app in iOS settings. Somehow your app is capturing all links and QR codes. Just ask ChatGPT how to fix this and do it in Xcode. It won’t be hard, then I’ll give you 5 stars here and on Amazon.
Your app registers as a browser on iPhone, so every time I scan a QR code or click a link it opens in Droplet. This is true even after I confirm Chrome is my default browser app in iOS settings. Somehow your app is capturing all links and QR codes. Just ask ChatGPT how to fix this and do it in Xcode. It won’t be hard, then I’ll give you 5 stars here and on Amazon.
2026-05-24	Jo*****	This thing works great, but if it detects a leak or a running toilet in the middle of the night, I need it to wake me up! That little chirp isn’t cutting it.
This thing works great, but if it detects a leak or a running toilet in the middle of the night, I need it to wake me up! That little chirp isn’t cutting it.
2026-04-21	Cl*****	The fixture identification is beta so am looking forward to it being refined. I am doing my part to tag fixtures multiple times to help the app learn. So far the app is accurate and is providing a significant amount of knowledge on my water use. For a device that requires no pipe cutting, it’s fantastic.
The fixture identification is beta so am looking forward to it being refined. I am doing my part to tag fixtures multiple times to help the app learn. So far the app is accurate and is providing a significant amount of knowledge on my water use. For a device that requires no pipe cutting, it’s fantastic.
2026-04-07	JQ*****	It works so good! Since installing it in November’25 it has saved hundreds of gallons and lots of money. I just wished it worked with Amazon Alexa devices so it would send an audible notification.
It works so good! Since installing it in November’25 it has saved hundreds of gallons and lots of money. I just wished it worked with Amazon Alexa devices so it would send an audible notification.
2026-04-07	sk*****	Overall, not too bad. It’s tough if you have a whole home water softener that often pulls water, since it’s a small amount that the droplet sees quite often (which is a plus) and alerts on many times, even after training.
Overall, not too bad. It’s tough if you have a whole home water softener that often pulls water, since it’s a small amount that the droplet sees quite often (which is a plus) and alerts on many times, even after training.
2026-04-05	iP*****	Title says it all, app forced a mandatory update and stopped sending push notifications. Froze a pipe and ran out 3,000 gallons while I was at work before the neighbor noticed and turned the water off for me. Water bill is probably going to be a good percentage of what I paid for the device in the first place. 0 peace of mind.
Title says it all, app forced a mandatory update and stopped sending push notifications. Froze a pipe and ran out 3,000 gallons while I was at work before the neighbor noticed and turned the water off for me. Water bill is probably going to be a good percentage of what I paid for the device in the first place. 0 peace of mind.
2026-04-05	As*****	Works flawlessly, if you have issues with it connecting then it is your wifi. I did test it with a 10 gallon usage and it was spot on. My monthly water usage bill been within few hundred gallons on a 8k monthly usage for the last 8 months.
Works flawlessly, if you have issues with it connecting then it is your wifi. I did test it with a 10 gallon usage and it was spot on. My monthly water usage bill been within few hundred gallons on a 8k monthly usage for the last 8 months.

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