Drinking Water Map is an Android app that helps you find drinkable water sources near you.
This free app uses public OpenStreetMap data to display a map with water sources marked.
- You can center the map to your current GPS location.
- The app will remember your last viewed location when you restart it.
- Tapping on a water source will open its location in another map app, such as Google Maps.
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Changelog
1.2.7
- Add: Implemented in-app review with sentiment gating.
- Add: Feedback from unsatisfied users is now stored in Cloud Firestore for later inspection.
- Add: Urchin Tracking Modules on Play store links.
1.2.6
- Integrated Firebase analytics.
1.2.5
- Target Android 14 (API level 34) to comply with Play store policy.
1.2.4
- Add: Tutorial on how to contribute data to OSM.
- Improve: If a localized (
name:LANG=*) tag is available but a non-localized (name=*) tag isn’t available, show a localized name. Preference is given to the tag that matches the default system language, if it exists.
1.2.3
- Fix: Banner ad now hidden when drawer opens to comply with AdMob policy.
1.2.2
- Add: When in the EEA, show option to modify/revoke targeted ads consent to comply with GDPR.
1.2.1
- Button to share/send the app to a friend.
- Theme color set explicitly to be blue.
- Added snackbars.
1.2.0
- Pins that are close together are now shown clustered.
- Added a help screen explaining all the buttons.
- Added icons to the app’s main menu.
- Fixed an issue with animation between screens.
1.1.1
- Request user consent for admob to comply with GDPR.
- Add link in menu to find more apps like this from the same developer.
1.1.0
- Shows more water sources.
- New button to switch view between street map and aerial/satellite map.
- New button to orient the view to the north.
- Updated the map component to the latest version.
1.0.0
- Display map with drinkable water sources from public OpenStreetMap data.
- Can center map to the current GPS location.
- Restarting the app takes the view to the last viewed location.
- Tapping on a water source opens the location of the source in another map app (e.g. Google Maps).
- See the about page for copyrights, license and disclaimers.