LARQ

LARQ

Filter & Hydration Tracking

610 ratings
455 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 15, 2021
  • September 24, 2026

Features

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Manage your smart water pitcher and track your hydration. Monitor filter life, view water consumption data, and remotely control purification features. Receive important software updates to enhance your experience.

✓Track filter life
✓Monitor water consumption
✓Activate purification remotely
✓Customize pitcher settings
✓Receive software updates
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What's New in LARQ

1.4.2

September 24, 2026

Bug fixes & improvements.

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User reviews

Still can’t change the filter

Still can’t change the filter in the app, been months now. The bottle is brilliant though.

Won’t update

The bottle is great but the app hasn’t been tracking my sips for the last 24 hours. Very annoying.

Poor watch support and flakey

No watch complication is terrible for the price of the water bottle. The app updates poorly and loses track of what you are drinking. Customer support tells you you’re doing it wrong and doesn’t offer any real help.

Useless

This app is broken. The Streak section hasn’t worked since I installed it. I don’t get hydration reports because I, according to the app, don’t log my drinks. It doesn’t really track my water consumption correctly. Customer service doesn’t know what’s going on - they’re no help. The app is of no use to me.
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Great bottle lousy app

OK, so the water bottle is awesome and you should definitely get yourself one of those but the app I mean give me a break. You need to set up an account with your email and data in the cloud to use the app plus the app requires a constant Internet cellular connection to even open. What’s up with that just doesn’t make any sense. They should just have an app that works with the water bottle without requiring an account and without requiring a data connection. It should work on an iPod touch if anybody still has one of those or an older phone if you don’t have your data and your cellular plan active, which is my case anyways but I love the water bottle
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User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

App fails to register water consumption

Bug

Frequent disconnections between bottle and app

Bug

Filter life indicator not working properly

Bug
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Requested Features

4 requests

Add widgets for home screen and Apple Watch

Feature

Improve water intake tracking accuracy

Feature

Provide more customization options

Feature

Implement push notifications for hydration reminders

Feature

FAQ

What does the LARQ App do?

The LARQ App serves as a control center for your LARQ Pitcher PureVis. It allows you to monitor filter life, track your household's water consumption, and remotely activate purification features.

What are the key features of the LARQ App?

Key features include tracking the remaining life of your LARQ Filter, reviewing weekly water consumption by volume filtered, remotely activating the PureVis purification feature, and customizing other pitcher settings. The app also provides software updates.

Is the LARQ App free to use?

Yes, the LARQ App is free to download and use. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned.

What devices is the LARQ App compatible with?

The app is designed to sync with the LARQ Pitcher PureVis. Compatibility with specific operating systems (iOS/Android) is not detailed but implied for smartphone use.

How does the app help with hydration?

The app helps with hydration by allowing you to track your household's water consumption through the LARQ Pitcher PureVis. This data can provide insights into your daily and weekly water intake habits.