Freshwater Solutions

If you do only one thing, collect rain water.
— Bill Mollison

Water conservation with smart rainwater harvesting systems—verifiably reducing footprint, building resilience, and utilizing natures most precious resource for life.

Homeowner

water Steward

A reliable, sustainable water source starts with rain.

Discover how a smart rain water harvesting system can transform your specific home, business, & local habitat— a tailored strategy that maximizes utility, sustainability, and long-term resilience.

  • Rainwater collection recharges groundwater and reduces municipal water reliance

  • Helps mitigate drought, lower utility costs, and support climate resilience

  • Integrates into local systems to enhance water security and reduce runoff pollution

  • Empowers communities to build a sustainable, adaptive future

business

mrv impact

Water resilience is no longer optional—it’s a defining metric of ESG leadership.

Shoalwater empowers homeowners and businesses with a VWBA-aligned platform that transforms rainwater harvesting into a traceable, reportable, and verifiable sustainability asset.

  • Leverages IoT sensors and advanced analytics to quantify real-time water capture

  • Aligns with the Volumetric Water Benefit Accounting (VWBA) framework for credible, science-based validation

  • Provides a transparent and auditable system for monitoring, reporting, and verifying (MRV) water stewardship outcomes

  • Connects every drop to global sustainability targets, climate resilience goals, and nature-based impact credits

Enterprise

Marketplace

Shoalwater turns real-time rainwater impact data into verified, tradable water credits (SWCs), helping homes and businesses offset water use while funding global conservation efforts.

  • Rainwater as a Real World Asset (RWA)tradable, holdable, or retireable in a digital marketplace

  • SWCs (Storm Water Credits) enable businesses and investors to offset water use and meet ESG goals

  • Ensures transparent, measurable impact for trusted water conservation

  • Marketplace proceeds fund global water projects, fueling a regenerative water economy

  • Avoids traditional market pitfalls like inequity and overextraction

  • Builds a decentralized water economy rooted in stewardship, access, and sustainability