Know your water risk before you build.
Utilities are refusing connections and drought emergencies are spreading. We model a project's water demand against verified public data — and return clear, cited guidance.
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- Municipalities
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- Regions
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- Cited sources
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- Report types
Choose a report
One dataset · five reports- €149
Pre-permit feasibility
Developers · architects · EIS consultants
- €99
Farm irrigation water-risk
Growers · co-ops · agri-lenders
- €490
Data-center water-siting
Hyperscalers · site selection · ESG
- Free
Municipal capacity dashboard
DEYAs · municipal & tourism offices
- €19/mo
Operator alerts
Hotels · short-term-rental operators
Already constrained — in public
See all sourcesBuilt on the public record
The moat isn't the calculator — it's the data. Every figure is cited and gated from seed to verified before it backs a paid report.
Verified over seed
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Only human-checked figures back a paid report.
Official registries
Diavgeia + ΗΠΜ
DEYA decisions (with an ΑΔΑ) and environmental approvals from open-data portals.
Open dataset
greekwaterdata
The whole dataset is a standalone public repo the app consumes.
Spain already gates this by law
Article 25.4, Spanish Water Law (RDL 1/2001) — mandatory pre-permit water-availability report
- When a plan implies new water demand, the river-basin authority must state whether sufficient resources exist — before approval.
- Effectively binding: a negative report renders the development materially unviable.
- Default-to-negative: if the authority does not respond in time, the report is deemed unfavorable.
- Enforced: >90 Spanish urban plans have been annulled by courts for failing to justify water availability.
Screen a decision in about a minute.
One-time reports priced by scope, from parcel-level irrigation risk to a full resort or data-center feasibility.
Based on publicly available secondary reporting and modelled coefficients, not official utility data feeds. A screening aid and guidance tool — not a guarantee of permit approval or water availability, and not a substitute for professional engineering, agronomy, or EIS review.