About

Getting Rain from Cloud to Bottle

We’re accessing the sky’s infinite water supply and making sure we’re not wasting anything as we go. While others lose over 2/3 of their water during filtration, our closed-loop system loses virtually zero.

That’s right, zilch, zip, nada.

That means we can use water more wisely, hydrate more people with each drop, and put more water into the drinking water supply. No other drinking water does that — not mountain springs, not mineral water, not even tap.

1Rains

Our process begins at the same place all water starts — the rain. When clouds get filled to the brim, droplets fall from the sky.
2Rinse

Rainfall is Mother Nature’s filtration system. During the first few minutes, raindrops clean the atmosphere and wash away any dirt or debris.
3Collect

With our proprietary technology, we figure out the cleanest point in the rain cycle. Then we collect the pure raindrops into large vessels– think big honkin’ water towers of rain.
4Filter

Our closed loop filtration beats the highest drinking water standards and purifies with virtually zero water waste. Compare that to reverse osmosis, which flushes over 2/3 of collected water during filtration.
5Bottle

Clean-as-a-whistle rainwater goes into glass bottles and aluminum cans … packaging as infinitely renewable as the water itself.
6Distribute

Using our fancy meteorological technology we place collection sites where the most abundant rain falls so that we can be local everywhere with a lower carbon footprint.
7Drink Up

Before you know it, we’ve bottled the purest, best-tasting water from the one place it’ll never run out — the sky.