This app helps aquarium hobbyists track water parameters, log dosing, and monitor livestock for a stable and healthy tank. It offers features for managing equipment, maintenance schedules, and documenting tank growth with a photo journal.
1.1.0
February 17, 2026
Version 1.1.0 • Improved performance and stability • Refinements to reef & freshwater tracking experience • UI improvements for clearer parameter visibility • Minor bug fixes We’re continuing to improve AquaXOne to help you track reef stability with confidence.
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AquaXOne is a modern tracking system designed for reef and aquarium hobbyists. It helps you monitor water parameters, log dosing, manage livestock, and track equipment maintenance to ensure a stable and healthy aquatic environment.
AquaXOne supports a variety of aquarium types, including mixed reefs, SPS systems, saltwater aquariums, and planted freshwater tanks. The app is designed to help maintain consistency and control across different setups.
No, AquaXOne is ad-free. You can use the app to track your aquarium parameters and manage your tank without any advertisements interrupting your experience.
Premium features in AquaXOne include the ability to manage an unlimited number of tanks, access to extended historical data for your aquarium, advanced analytics for deeper insights, and priority customer support.
AquaXOne was last updated on February 17, 2026, with version 1.1.0. This indicates a relatively recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support for the application.
AquaXOne is available for iOS devices, including iPhones and iPads. It is designed to work across these platforms to provide a consistent user experience.
AquaXOne has an age rating of 4+. This means it is suitable for users of all ages, with no content restrictions or mature themes.
AquaXOne helps maintain aquarium stability by allowing you to log key water parameters like pH, salinity, and alkalinity. Its trend charts and smart alerts help you spot and address parameter swings before they stress your corals or fish.
