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Watch your day fill up. Log water and never open the app.
Most water trackers are a progress ring. This one is a glass of water. Tilt your phone and it sloshes. Log a drink and the level rises, with light moving through it. It's the difference between ticking a box and watching your day fill up. LOG A DRINK WITHOUT OPENING THE APP Reminders carry buttons for your own quick-add sizes. Tap one straight from the lock screen and it's logged — no unlocking, no waiting for an app to start. REMINDERS THAT KNOW WHEN TO STOP Set the hours you're awake and how often you want nudging. They stop for the day the moment you reach your goal, because being nagged after you've already done the thing is how reminders get switched off for good. COFFEE AND TEA COUNT TOO Water, tea, coffee, milk, juice and soda. Each one counts toward your goal with a small adjustment, so a 500 ml coffee isn't pretending to be 500 ml of water — and isn't ignored either. A GOAL THAT FITS YOU Enter your weight and how much you move and it works out a daily target, instead of handing everyone the same two litres. A rule of thumb, not medical advice — move the slider if it feels wrong. SEE THE RUN YOU'RE BUILDING Your current streak, your best streak, a 30-day average, and a chart of how the last weeks have gone. Two months of days are kept. ON YOUR HOME SCREEN A widget with today's total and how far through your goal you are, in whichever unit you use. YOUR NUMBERS STAY YOURS Your intake is stored on your phone. No account, no sign-up, and it's never uploaded anywhere. Export the lot as a CSV spreadsheet whenever you want it, and keep it. Also in there: • Millilitres or US fluid ounces • Quick-add sizes you pick yourself • Any custom amount you like • Swipe a drink away, with undo • A correction mode for when you log the wrong thing • A test reminder, so you can check notifications actually arrive Free, with ads. Watch one short ad and the app goes quiet for two hours — no banner, nothing full screen.