Custom quick logs
Still waiting to customize the names of the quick logs (name) and German language
Great hydration app BUT...
As many have said, this is one of the best designed hydration apps out there. But adding a drink on the watch does not update the iPhone widget until you open iPhone app. And vice versa - updating iPhone app does not update watch widget until you open app on the watch. Reported this to developer but no response.
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Used for years
Fantastic app for my everyday needs, however, I’ve just noticed that the widgets have stopped working for my quick logs. It won’t recognise it on the app when I use a quick log on the widget. Hoping this can get fixed.
It could be even better with more beverages to choose
More than Decent. It could be even better with more beverages to choose.
The Only Real Hydration Tracker
Man, what a great app. I’ve done a lot (days, at least) of research into how to track my hydration, and I’ve downloaded probably a dozen apps. They all suffer from the same shortfall: they only track progress toward a daily goal, which resets at midnight.
Hydration is about more than just how much you drink in a day! Just because you hit your daily goal at 3 pm, that doesn’t mean you’ll be hydrated at 9 pm.
HiWater is the ONLY app that treats hydration as a continuous process. It gives you a reliable and straightforward estimate of your hydration right now, in addition to the daily intake goal. It gives you reminders as you approach dehydration, not just at random times throughout the day (though it can do that too).
Between that feature and their widgets, easy interface, and cross-syncing with their equally awesome caffeine tracking app, I couldn’t be happier with their product.
This is one of the best applications I have ever used, and hands-down the best hydration tracker. I cannot give the team enough props.
Hydration is about more than just how much you drink in a day! Just because you hit your daily goal at 3 pm, that doesn’t mean you’ll be hydrated at 9 pm.
HiWater is the ONLY app that treats hydration as a continuous process. It gives you a reliable and straightforward estimate of your hydration right now, in addition to the daily intake goal. It gives you reminders as you approach dehydration, not just at random times throughout the day (though it can do that too).
Between that feature and their widgets, easy interface, and cross-syncing with their equally awesome caffeine tracking app, I couldn’t be happier with their product.
This is one of the best applications I have ever used, and hands-down the best hydration tracker. I cannot give the team enough props.
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works great
Although it requires some improvement, it works well for free.
HiWater
This app helps keep me hydrated, which in return helps with my bipolar along with the pills I would like to suggest a feature though. I would like to see you a UPC camera feature to help with personal database
So far this is awesome
This app specializes in liquids and tracks what you drink very well. I paid for the full version because I believed it’s worth it. One thing I hope comes to this app is a bar code scanner for drinks to automatically be categorized into its proper position on the drink pyramid including the ounces of the beverage and its proposed contents like sugars and vitamins , caffeine etc…The system works very well on apps like MyFitnessPal and Yuka as I track everything I eat and drink anymore. . My only gripe is the catalog is not easy to navigate having so many beverages on the market plus the ingredients or contents I don’t think I’d ever input all that data myself for so many options out there so hopefully it’s in the works and would make this a 10 star app. Best of it’s class in the liquid tracking space.
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No more access
I can no longer use or download the app after the newest update
High-Quality
Liking this app so much! Just purchased the permanent version based on the quality of the interface and the feature set. (Also purchased HiCoffee.) Widgets, complications, Siri Shortcuts, syncing — all top-notch. Not sure, though, that I will be using the app regularly: I am a big fan of having my daily goal for hydration change based upon my location (temperature), current activity level, and actual weight and age. Since these are all factors that the app could have access to, I would love to see HiWater take them into account and set my daily goal accordingly.
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