MyWell — Water Sustainability

MyWell helps communities and field teams monitor and sustain their local water resources — groundwater, rivers, rainfall and water quality — turning everyday field observations into clear, shareable data for better decisions about a shared resource.

Developed for MARVI (Managing Aquifer Recharge and Sustaining Groundwater Use through Village-level Intervention), a participatory water-sustainability research initiative led by Western Sydney University, MARVI partners and village communities in India, MyWell puts scientific monitoring in the hands of the people who depend on the water.

Record a monitoring station once, then log readings over time — water levels, flows, rainfall, water quality and field notes — straight from your phone. Tag each station with its exact location, attach a photo, and see everything on a map.

KEY FEATURES

• Monitoring stations — register wells, rivers, rain gauges and other water points with their location and details, organised by area. • Field readings — record water-level, flow, rainfall and water-quality measurements with the date, time and units that matter for your work. • Map view — see all stations on an interactive map, group them into monitoring areas, and use your location to find nearby sites. • Photos — attach photos to document sites and field conditions. • Analytics — view trends and charts to understand how your water resources are changing over time. • Teams & organisations — collaborate with your group; administrators manage members and shared stations. • Works across devices — the same account works on the web and on your phone. • Multi-language interface.

WHO IT'S FOR

Villagers, Bhujal Jaankaars (BJs), field workers, researchers, and organisations involved in participatory water monitoring and sustainability.

ACCOUNT REQUIRED

MyWell requires a free account so your data is saved securely and synced across your devices. You control what you record and can request deletion of your account and data at any time, in-app (Settings → Delete account) or by contacting support.

MyWell helps communities and field teams monitor groundwater. Built for the MARVI initiative (Managing Aquifer Recharge and Sustaining Groundwater Use through Village-level Intervention), it turns everyday well observations into clear, shareable data that supports better decisions about a shared resource.

Record a monitoring station once, then log readings over time — water levels, water quality, and field notes — straight from your phone. Tag each station with its exact location, attach a photo, and see everything on a map.

KEY FEATURES

• Monitoring stations — register wells and other water points with their location and details, and keep them organised by area. • Field readings — record water-level and water-quality measurements with the date, time, and units that matter for your work. • Map view — see all your stations on an interactive map, group them into monitoring areas, and use your current location to find nearby sites. • Photos — attach photos to document wells and field conditions. • Analytics — view trends and charts to understand how groundwater is changing over time. • Teams & organisations — collaborate with your group; administrators can manage members and shared stations. • Works across devices — the same account works on the web and on your phone. • Multi-language interface.

WHO IT'S FOR

MyWell is designed for villagers, para-hydrologists, field workers, researchers, and organisations involved in participatory groundwater monitoring and management.

ACCOUNT REQUIRED

MyWell requires a free account so your data is saved securely and synced across your devices. You control what you record and can request deletion of your account and data at any time.

DEVELOPED BY

MyWell is developed by Basant Maheshwari and Alan Siu Lung Ng at Western Sydney University, as part of the MARVI Research.

Learn more about MARVI and groundwater monitoring within the app.