So glad I found this app. Really easy way to track water intake. It gives a variety of amounts to choose from for keeping track. Some may not be exactly what I need, but I use the closest and round off with the next. Love that it gives you a graph to compare the percentage of water you drink each day. This lets me see why some days are lower than others based on what my schedule is for each day. Would like more tones to choose from, but overall its a great app.

First off, I really do like this app. As an athlete, it’s really important to stay hydrated especially during the season. I like that you can set when you want the app to remind you to drink water. However, I find it kind of annoying that you have to watch an ad to just change the amount of water your adding to your daily total. I understand this is how apps make money but it’s annoying especially when I’m trying to quickly log my water intake. I also think it’s annoying that you have to pay a subscription to change the type of drink your drinking. You can only log water for free, therefore if you don’t pay for a subscription your not getting a very accurate measurement seeing as most drinks also contain water. Overall, it’s good but I think it could be better.

I just had bariatric surgery, so I have to track when I last drank and how much. I was trying to track on all kinds of other apps, but nothing really easily showed what time I last drank, and everything else wanted me to put calories for everything what kind of drink, etc. This is so easy and it has reminders and it’s just perfect.

I like some of the features of this app, such as the ability to customize notifications and size of cups. Unfortunately the widget just disappeared from my Home Screen overnight after being loaded for about 18 hrs. Also, the tips at the top are not necessarily based in medical science and are reminiscent of a fitness bloggers tips. One reason I gave this app a try is because other water reminders collect more personal identification data, and I’d also rather be subject to ads than paying a subscription.