Describe the project
Add the location, roof collection area, and the water uses you want the system to serve.

Turn your roof, local rainfall, and water needs into a clear storage recommendation—then see how the system performs through wet seasons, dry seasons, overflow, and backup water use.
How it works
Rainwater Studio keeps the inputs simple, then uses daily weather and water demand to explain what different storage sizes can actually accomplish.
Add the location, roof collection area, and the water uses you want the system to serve.
Historical daily weather and project demand show how storage fills, empties, overflows, and needs backup.
Compare useful storage sizes, see diminishing returns, and explore how the recommended system behaves.
More than a calculator
Annual rainfall alone cannot explain whether a tank will be useful. Rainwater Studio models timing so homeowners can see when water is available, when demand occurs, and when larger storage stops adding much benefit.
A storage performance curve highlights the useful range and shows where additional capacity begins to provide smaller gains.
Explore representative, wet, and dry years, then move through different storage sizes to see the tank fill and empty.
See rainwater collected, rainwater used, overflow, and municipal backup in one understandable water balance.
Start planning
Build a planning-level recommendation in a few guided steps. Final design should still consider site conditions, plumbing, access, structure, and local requirements.