Kranówka: Free Drinking Water

New: a home screen widget shows how many metres to the nearest free water. On the lock screen the distance shrinks as you walk to it.

Other water trackers tell you to drink. Kranówka tells you where.

Track what you drink and refill your bottle for free — from over 3,500 fountains, springs and wells across Poland.

WATER TRACKER • One tap to log a drink: 250, 330, 500 ml or a custom amount • Daily goal calculated from your body weight • A wave fills up as you reach today's goal • History split between tap water and bought bottles • Reminders during the hours you choose • Writes to the Health app

MAP OF FREE WATER • Over 3,500 points across Poland, from OpenStreetMap • City fountains, natural springs, oligocene wells, taps • Walking route drawn on the map with distance and time • Navigate in Apple Maps, Google Maps or Waze — your choice • Points and distances work without an internet connection

WHAT YOU SAVED Kranówka counts the bottles you didn't buy, the złoty still in your pocket and the plastic that never reached a bin.

Only free water counts toward savings. A bought bottle counts toward hydration but not toward savings — otherwise the counter would show savings to someone who buys water. You also see an honest split: how much you drank from the tap today, and how much from a bottle.

WATER IN YOUR CITY Cards for Poland's 20 largest cities: whether the tap water is safe to drink, its hardness and composition, who supplies it and where to check current alerts.

NO ACCOUNTS, NO SERVER No sign-up, no ads, no purchases. Your data stays on your phone. Your location never leaves the device.

— Points come from OpenStreetMap (ODbL) and are not verified by us. Water quality is not guaranteed, especially for natural springs. The daily goal is a rough guide, not medical advice.