Depending on whether they are "service reservoirs" for local storage of treated water, "lakes" that occur naturally and are used for drinking water, or "manmade" reservoirs built by constructing a dam across a valley, water reservoirs vary substantially in size and shape. The technique used to gauge reservoir water levels will vary based on the kind of reservoir being observed. A service reservoir's capacity is often known, and level monitoring allows for control over the flow through the reservoir and the pace of water withdrawal to guarantee a steady supply of water. As reservoir water levels drop due to water demand, level monitoring may be used to activate pumps as necessary to replenish them. In India, there is a serious problem with access to clean drinking water. It could soon start to resemble a global emergency. Therefore, it is crucial to save water. Water waste is increasing daily as a consequence of the pervasive issue of regulating the water level of above reservoirs in home-based water tanks. We all understand the importance of water to us, however. By collecting data on previous water levels and providing a graph that forecasts the reservoirs' future water level, a simple water level checker may manage this issue. Measurement and management of reservoir water levels are done using a Reservoir water level checker(RWL).