RainClove

RainClove is built around location-based rainwater planning. You mark your property on a map, enter plot size in marla, and choose whether the site is residential, commercial, or industrial. The app uses that information plus local rainfall data to estimate how much water you could harvest in a year, suggest a tank size, and give a rough cost range in PKR. The analysis results bring together several pieces in one place: yearly harvest estimate, tank recommendation, rainfall history for your area, satellite-based context about the land around your pin, setup guidance, maintenance notes, and a PDF report you can download and share. Accounts let you register with email, verify your address, sign in, reset your password, and manage your profile. Guest mode lets you run an analysis without signing up, but it does not save reports. Signed-in users get History, where past analyses are stored and can be opened again later. From the main screen you also get Home for starting new work and seeing recent analyses, Consult for information about expert help, and Ask AI, a chat assistant that answers questions about rainwater harvesting using built-in guidance and your latest analysis when available. RainClove is meant for early planning and learning. It needs internet for maps and data, and its figures are estimates—not final engineering or official approval.