It would be great to be able to see the equivalent of the hydration goal in bottles from our profile, and also to fix some bugs regarding the synchronization with the health app, but other than that it's great!

The HidratePro is a solid product, but the app has some issues that make the experience less seamless. After using it for a while, here are three main frustrations:1.Calibrating the bottle is a hassle – Something so essential is buried in the app. You have to go to the third icon on the bottom bar, tap a small arrow in the top right corner, and then scroll through a list to find “Recalibrate Sensor.” If calibration is a recurring task, why not make it easily accessible? List the recurrent task in one place. 2.Extra charge to log drinks – I already paid for the bottle, and now I have to pay more just to log other drinks besides water, energy drinks, or electrolytes? This doesn’t add value—it just creates unnecessary friction to an already expensive bottle.3.Hourly goal visualization isn’t intuitive – The hourly goal chart exists, but it doesn’t clearly communicate its purpose. Meanwhile, the main progress ring takes up prime space but doesn’t help with pacing hydration throughout the day. Why not combine both views? The ring could include hourly divisions to solve this without adding extra steps.Bottom line: The bottle is great, but the app doesn’t live up to it. Instead of locking features behind subscriptions, the focus should be on improving the user experience so the product’s real value is clear.I’ve previously suggested an hourly tracking widget to improve visibility, and my experience over time has only confirmed that the current design doesn’t effectively communicate the most valuable insight: hydration pacing throughout the day.

Deberían incluir el idioma español.

The idea behind the bottle and the app experience is incredible, the gamification of drinking water is super useful for people like me who constantly have issues for drinking water.What I don’t like is the latest update, without going into much details about the new monetization schema (which moves previous functionality behind a pay-wall), stuff like the revamp of the widgets don’t make sense. For example, I don’t care about seeing how many drinks I have saved (i.e coffee, tea, water, etc). What I do care is seeing how many bottles I have left.