crisp-fountains

switzerland is quietly one of the best-hydrated places on earth. there are around 26,700 public drinking fountains here, most of them running constantly, most of them free, and most of them better than anything you'd pay six francs for. crisp is a map of all of them. open the app and you get a map of every tap near you. tap a pin to see what you're dealing with: is it running, is it drinkable, how far away is it, and how crisp is it? crispness is a 1 to 5 score, rated by people who actually drank from it. pressure, taste, looks, cleanliness, whether you can get a bottle under it. one fountain is a dribbling ornamental thing you'd struggle to fill a cup at. another is a cold, fast, perfect one. they look identical on a map. they are not the same. crisp is the difference. FIND WATER FAST - every public fountain in switzerland, on one map - "3 closest" — the three nearest taps, ranked - "directions to nearest" — walk straight there - search any address or place and the map follows FILTER FOR WHAT YOU ACTUALLY WANT - running right now - safe to drink - clean - fits a water bottle - highly rated (crispness 4.5+) - your saved taps RATE THE ONES YOU DRINK FROM five droplets, seven categories, ten seconds. add a photo if it deserves one. every rating makes the map better for the next thirsty person. IS IT ACTUALLY RUNNING? official data goes stale. fountains get switched off for maintenance and nobody updates the spreadsheet. so you can report what you actually found, and when a couple of people agree, the map corrects itself. TOP TAPS AND TOP RATERS a leaderboard for the best fountains in the country, and one for the people who've rated the most of them. climb it or don't. we're not your boss. GATEKEEP YOUR FAVOURITES save the good ones. build a private list of taps you'd actually send a friend to. crisp is built on open data from openstreetmap and the zurich water supply, plus ratings from everyone using it. it's a map that gets better every time someone drinks from a fountain and has an opinion about it. thanks for keeping switzerland hydrated.