Water from air
Water, on your terms.
Home water systems designed for self-reliance.
A new source of independence
Make your own drinking water.
The Monolith pulls moisture from the air and turns it into fresh drinking water. No plumbing. No deliveries. Just a place in your home and a source of power.
Explore what matters to you.
Open a topic for the essentials, then go deeper whenever you like.
A place in your everyday.
Start with water quality, countertop space, and the cost of making water at home.
A water source for your travels.
Explore indoor placement, power requirements, and changing room conditions. A compatible power source is required; the Monolith does not include a battery or solar panels.
More control over your water.
See how water from air works and what it needs. The Monolith requires electricity, airflow, and regular care; it does not replace an emergency water reserve.
Follow your curiosity.
Start with the process, explore the test results, and see how real owners use Spout.
Water qualityTesting, filtration, and taste.A good place to start
Third-party testing found no detectable PFAS, microplastics, or lead in the tested Spout water samples. The reports include methods, detection limits, and results.
Six stages of filtration and added minerals are part of the water-making process. Read the evidence behind the claims and decide what matters to you.
Read the lab reports →How it worksFrom moisture in the air to your pitcher.A good place to start
Air passes through a filter, and a ceramic desiccant wheel captures moisture. Heat releases that moisture so it can be condensed into water. The water then passes through filtration and remineralization before collecting in the pitcher.
The air filter protects the machine’s process; the Monolith is not a room air purifier.
Explore the full process →How much water?Your room makes a difference.A good place to start
The rated maximum is up to 2.5 gallons per day. Warm, humid rooms produce more; cool, dry rooms produce less. Conditions change throughout the day, so a single temperature or humidity reading is not a daily forecast.
Look at the indoor conditions where the machine will run. Outdoor weather alone does not describe that room. Your household’s drinking-water needs also matter.
Check operating guidance →Read Mark’s experience →Costs & powerElectricity, filters, and ownership.A good place to start
Running costs include electricity and replacement filters. They depend on how long you run the machine, your power setting, room conditions, and your electricity rate.
For a battery or solar setup, check the machine’s electrical requirements and your system’s continuous output and usable capacity. A compatible external power system is required and is not included.
See current purchase options →Explore replacement filters →Space, sound & heatMake room for the Monolith.A good place to start
The Monolith measures 19 × 8.5 × 15 inches. Use it indoors with good airflow. Leave at least 6 inches of clearance on each side and open space above; avoid enclosed cabinets and tight nooks.
It produces a steady fan sound and vents warm air. Choose a location where both fit your routine. For a van or RV, review placement and power requirements before deciding on your setup.
Read setup instructions →Care & supportFilters, cleaning, and peace of mind.A good place to start
Follow the current owner’s guide for cleaning and filter replacement. The pitcher and lid need regular care, and replacement air and water filters are available separately.
The Monolith includes a one-year warranty and a 30-day money-back guarantee from delivery, subject to their terms. Keep the original packaging; return shipping may apply.
Visit the support hub →Read warranty coverage →Read return terms →Life with SpoutReal owners. Real settings.A good place to start
Explore customer experiences in kitchens, apartments, and a van. Learn what owners value, where they keep the machine, and how it fits their day. Individual experiences and output vary.
Meet Alex and his van setup →Explore all customer stories →Everyday impactBottles, deliveries, and tradeoffs.A good place to start
Making drinking water where you use it can change your routine around bottled water and deliveries. The number of bottles avoided depends on what your household replaces.
Making water also uses electricity and replacement filters. Your overall footprint depends on your climate, energy source, and use.
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Meet the Monolith
Your everyday water source.
Thoughtfully designed. Simple to live with. A little more independence, every day.
Explore the machineThe Spout system
Start with the essentials.
Make it. Pour it. Keep it fresh.
Better by design
Considered in every detail.
A compact footprint. A removable glass pitcher. Six stages of filtration. Designed around the water you drink and the way you live.
See how it works