TerraSip is a mobile-first app + smart bottle MVP that uses Copernicus/Galileo-inspired data to rate nearby water safety (WQI) with offline-ready map, scan, and live bottle telemetry views.
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TerraSip is a mobile-first app + smart bottle MVP that uses Copernicus/Galileo-inspired data to rate nearby water safety (WQI) with offline-ready map, scan, and live bottle telemetry views.
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