H20Score - Water Rankings

Name: H20Score - Water Rankings
Rating: 4.6 (942 reviews)
Author: Pato Apps LLC

Food & Drink

Only for iPhone

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPhone

942 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Food & Drink
Developer

Pato Apps LLC
Language

EN
English
Size

88.2
MB

iPhone

H20Score: What’s Really in Your Water Have you ever wondered what’s actually in the bottled water you drink or the tap water in your home? H20Score helps you cut through the confusion and get the facts. Whether you’re buying a water bottle or filling a glass at the sink, H20Score gives you clear, trustworthy insights into water quality—so you can make smarter choices for your health. Scan. Learn. Compare. Just take a photo or scan the barcode on any water bottle, and H20Score will instantly show you a detailed breakdown based on the brand’s water report. You’ll see important data like TDS, fluoride, pH, and more—translated into a clear rating that’s easy to understand. Nationwide Tap Water Data H20Score includes water quality information for every major city in the United States. Search by city or zip code to view local tap water reports, learn about potential contaminants, and see how your water compares to others. Choose Better Filters and Bottles Looking for the best water filter? Curious which bottled water brands are truly clean? H20Score helps you compare options based on real data—not marketing claims. H20Score makes it simple: • Scan or search to find detailed water reports • Instantly see what’s in your tap or bottled water • Get personalized scores and product comparisons • Make informed choices about filters, bottles, and brands Water is essential—make sure yours is clean. Subscription Details: Start with a 3-day free trial. The subscription renews at $29.99 per year or $19.99 per year after the trial period. Payment will be charged to your iTunes account, and your subscription will auto-renew annually. By subscribing, you agree to our terms and the auto-renewal policy. Terms: https://www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/ffO3tYG6Bb9Nfy5zD3p Privacy: https://www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/IdE0iBN52Q3XGyfWrp

Ratings & Reviews

4.6

out of 5

942 Ratings

Great App
2d ago

TheGoodWater
People are giving 1 star because they had to pay? People, it costs money to develop apps and websites and keep them updated and running. Great App. Love it, we know who is selling us good water now and who’s not. Thank You Developers. I don’t know why people buy a $7 Starbucks but complain about a $1.99 a month app that’s not free to build or keep updated. Also, on another note, as a company on the app, these folks that run the app will not take money for ads or product placement. :)
Great App
2d ago

TheGoodWater

People are giving 1 star because they had to pay? People, it costs money to develop apps and websites and keep them updated and running. Great App. Love it, we know who is selling us good water now and who’s not. Thank You Developers. I don’t know why people buy a $7 Starbucks but complain about a $1.99 a month app that’s not free to build or keep updated. Also, on another note, as a company on the app, these folks that run the app will not take money for ads or product placement. :)
Pay for public info
12/24/2025

Jockstrap helmet
The idea behind this app is solid — people should care about what’s in their water. Unfortunately, the execution doesn’t justify a $20/month subscription.Most of the information presented appears to be aggregated from public sources (municipal water reports, brand disclosures, and general contaminant data), yet the app does not clearly disclose its exact data providers, lab sources, or scoring methodology. For a product asking premium pricing, that lack of transparency is a major red flag.If I’m paying this much, I expect clear citations, named labs, testing dates, and the ability to verify claims. Instead, users are asked to trust a proprietary “score” without seeing the underlying sources.This app may be useful for people who want a quick, simplified overview and don’t mind paying for convenience, but informed users can find the same core information for free directly from municipal Consumer Confidence Reports, the EPA, or bottled water brand disclosures.Until the developers clearly publish their data sources, lab partners, and scoring criteria, the price feels hard to justify.
Pay for public info
12/24/2025

Jockstrap helmet

The idea behind this app is solid — people should care about what’s in their water. Unfortunately, the execution doesn’t justify a $20/month subscription.Most of the information presented appears to be aggregated from public sources (municipal water reports, brand disclosures, and general contaminant data), yet the app does not clearly disclose its exact data providers, lab sources, or scoring methodology. For a product asking premium pricing, that lack of transparency is a major red flag.If I’m paying this much, I expect clear citations, named labs, testing dates, and the ability to verify claims. Instead, users are asked to trust a proprietary “score” without seeing the underlying sources.This app may be useful for people who want a quick, simplified overview and don’t mind paying for convenience, but informed users can find the same core information for free directly from municipal Consumer Confidence Reports, the EPA, or bottled water brand disclosures.Until the developers clearly publish their data sources, lab partners, and scoring criteria, the price feels hard to justify.
Not Enough Information
12/29/2025

Melinda Alb
App lacks information about many brands of water I tried to search. If it didn’t have any testing or research on it, it just gave it a low rating. They had advertising that you’ll see the data behind the rating but not at all true once using the app — overall pretty useless. Icelandic had the highest rating, but again only take that with a grain of salt considering it didn’t include many waters I searched for.
Not Enough Information
12/29/2025

Melinda Alb

App lacks information about many brands of water I tried to search. If it didn’t have any testing or research on it, it just gave it a low rating. They had advertising that you’ll see the data behind the rating but not at all true once using the app — overall pretty useless. Icelandic had the highest rating, but again only take that with a grain of salt considering it didn’t include many waters I searched for.
Useless
12/07/2025

Adam Be be
Completely useless app. As soon as you download it, it starts asking you to pay for everything. Every single feature is locked. It pretends to be free but it is basically a fully paid app. You can’t see anything useful without paying. I honestly don’t understand how it has such a high rating. There are better and more honest alternatives. I would not recommend this one at all.
Useless
12/07/2025

Adam Be be

Completely useless app. As soon as you download it, it starts asking you to pay for everything. Every single feature is locked. It pretends to be free but it is basically a fully paid app. You can’t see anything useful without paying. I honestly don’t understand how it has such a high rating. There are better and more honest alternatives. I would not recommend this one at all.