Turn a water goal into a click count: current Water, target Water, and your effective water-per-click rate become clicks needed and an optional time estimate.
clicks needed = (target Water − current Water) ÷ effective water per click. The game starts every account at +1 WATER per click — the only number the official description publishes — and Pumps, Pets, Rebirths, and Auras multiply from there. Read the multiplier your counter actually shows, enter it, and the planner does the rest. Worked example: you just bought the Sunflower pump (×30, priced 3K Water per the fan wiki) and the next rung, Ocean, costs 15K. That is 12,000 Water to go: 12,000 ÷ 30 = 400 clicks, or about 3.5 minutes at a steady 120 clicks per minute.
Interactive water planner
Use the +1 WATER description baseline or enter the effective rate you can see in your own setup. Pets and upgrades are not given a hidden multiplier.
Result
Enter a target or click count to start. The baseline is +1 WATER per click.
Three inputs decide everything, and each one comes from somewhere you can point at.
The Water counter in game is the same number the pump stands price against. Set the target to the next pump's price — 300 for Lucky Clover, 15K for Ocean, 10M for Demon — and the planner counts what is left, never what you already have.
The rate is multiplicative and stacks: pump × Pet × Rebirth × Aura. Because the exact product differs per account, the tool asks for the rate you observe — click once, watch the counter jump, enter the jump. The +1 default is the documented baseline for a fresh save.
Clicks per minute turns clicks into minutes. Training pads train Water while you idle, so an AFK pace is far lower than an active one — measure a normal active minute rather than your best burst if you want a realistic session length.
Community fan wiki pump database, checked 2026-10-03 (that site labels its data verified August 29, 2026). Your clicks-per-rung at the previous pump's multiplier:
| Pump | Rarity | Multiplier | Water price | Clicks from zero at the previous rung |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Water Pump | Common | ×1 | Free (starter) | — |
| Lucky Clover | Rare | ×12 | 300 Water | 300 |
| Sunflower | Rare | ×30 | 3K Water | 250 |
| Ocean | Epic | ×50 | 15K Water | 500 |
| Electric | Epic | ×125 | 30K Water | 600 |
| Volcanic Lava | Legendary | ×300 | 70K Water | 560 |
| Jelly | Legendary | ×500 | 150K Water | 500 |
| Golden | Legendary | ×1.25K | 400K Water | 800 |
| Rainbow Candy | Legendary | ×3.1K | 1.25M Water | 1,000 |
| Venom | Mythic | ×5K | 2.75M Water | 888 |
| Demon | Mythic | ×12.5K | 10M Water | 2,000 |
| Blue Mushroom | Mythic | ×70K | 22.5M Water | 1,800 |
| Halloween Pumpkin | Mythic | ×150K | 45M Water | 643 |
| Ice Penguin | Exclusive | ×300K | 80M Water | 534 |
| Amethyst | Exclusive | ×750K | 300M Water | 1,000 |
| Rocket | Exclusive | ×1.88M | 1B Water | 1,334 |
| Dianeti | Exclusive | ×4M | 15B Water | 7,979 |
It converts a water goal into a click count: enter your current Water, the target Water, and your effective water-per-click rate, and it returns the Water still missing, the clicks needed, and — if you add a clicks-per-minute pace — the estimated minutes. It is plain arithmetic on your inputs; the official game description supplies only the +1 WATER-per-click starting baseline.
The multiplier your setup actually shows in game. A fresh account clicks at +1 WATER. Each documented pump multiplies that: the fan wiki's pump database runs from Lucky Clover at ×12 through Sunflower ×30, Ocean ×50, Electric ×125, up to Dianeti at ×4M — and equipped Pets, Rebirths, and Auras stack further multipliers on top. When in doubt, watch the number your Water counter gains per click and enter that.
Because pump prices scale much faster than multipliers. The Ocean costs 15K Water at ×50 — about 500 clicks from zero — but the Venom costs 2.75M at ×5K, and Dianeti costs 15B even at ×4M (3.75 million clicks). That curve is exactly why the community guides rank Rebirths, which grant permanent multipliers, among the strongest boosts in the game.
No. Selling Fish and displaying them in the aquarium earn Cash — a separate currency for Backpack, Walk Speed, and Display Stand upgrades — while this planner tracks Water, the click-trained stat that pumps are priced in. Keeping the two currencies apart is what keeps the estimate honest.
They are community-documented: the independent fan wiki's pump database labels its data verified August 29, 2026, and notes its figures are confirmed by in-game checks through the Demon tier. The developer publishes no stat table, and updates can rebalance prices — so treat a mismatch between the table and your game screen as the newer fact.
Set one water, pump, or upgrade goal for a focused session.
The drain-and-sell loop, aquarium income, and stop rules.
Compare a current rate with a candidate rate before spending.
The documented boost families and their ladders.
One-time Egg, Spin, and Coin rewards before the grind.
Every table on this site, with type and checked date.
