H20

Food & Drink

Only for iPhone

Free

iPhone

Your calm daily companion for staying hydrated. Whether you’re chasing a steady habit or just tired of forgetting to drink, H20 turns water intake into something you can see, log, and improve—without noise or clutter. • Today at a glance — a clear ring for progress toward your goal, a simple “what’s left” readout, and one-tap quick adds so logging never feels like work. • Insights you can trust — week, month, or all-time views with totals, averages, goal streaks, and a smooth chart so you spot patterns instead of guessing. • A goal that fits you — set your daily target in ml or oz, tune it with presets or a guided slider, and keep it aligned with how you actually live. • Gentle nudges, not nagging — optional reminders on your rhythm (1h–4h), with clear copy when it’s time for a sip. You stay in control. • Practical tips — short, actionable hydration notes you can browse when you want a little extra motivation. • Privacy-first extras — in-app access to privacy policy and terms, easy contact, and a quick path to rate the app if you’re enjoying it. Built for clarity, light mode by design, and a UI that respects your time. Small steps add up—let H20 help you drink smarter, not harder.

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    Seller
    • Klemen Bizjak
    Size
    • 3.8 MB
    Category
    • Food & Drink
    Compatibility
    Requires iOS 16.0 or later.
    • iPhone
      Requires iOS 16.0 or later.
    Languages
    • English
    Age Rating
    4+
    Copyright
    • © Klemen Bizjak