SweatLoss vs Free Water Tracker

Lose sweat, not track. SweatLoss helps you plan your fluid intake for sports, training, and everyday life. The app calculates your hydration needs, accounts for weather and temperature, and reminds you to drink at the right time. Whether it is warm-up, workout, race day, or cool-down, SweatLoss shows how much you have already had, how much is left, and which drinks contribute to your day. Hydration where you train: • Keep your hydration goal and progress in view • Smart reminders at the right time • Adjustments for weather, heat, and personal data • Apple Watch app for quick access during workouts • Widgets for hydration and quick logging • History, trends, and daily overview Caffeine tracking: Track coffee, energy drinks, tea, and other caffeinated drinks. SweatLoss shows your daily intake, personal limit, estimated remaining caffeine, and current caffeine phase. With Live Activities, your caffeine status stays visible on the Lock Screen, Dynamic Island, StandBy, and Apple Watch without opening the app. SweatLoss Premium: • More drink types • Custom drinks and individual amounts • Barcode scanner for faster logging • Alternative app icons • Advanced personalization • Convenience features for everyday life and training Missing a feature? In SweatLoss, you can submit ideas and vote for new features. Drink more consciously, plan smarter, and keep hydration and caffeine in view. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Build a drinking habit that fits your training. Water Tracker: Frewli brings quick drink logs, a cheerful water buddy, and your daily progress into one simple view. Every feature is free. No paid plan or in-app purchase is needed. MAKE EVERY SIP COUNT Tap to log water, feel a little haptic feedback, and undo a mistaken sip. Choose a daily goal, celebrate when you reach it, and follow your hydration streak. LOG THE DRINKS YOU CHOOSE Record water, mineral or sparkling water, coffee, tea, milk or plant drinks, juice, soft drinks, sports or electrolyte drinks, energy drinks, and custom nonalcoholic drinks. Save favorites and edit a drink's amount, time, or composition in history. Caffeine is tracked separately using editable estimates or values from your drink label. Coffee and tea count toward recorded fluid intake. Frewli does not subtract their volume or automatically prescribe mineral supplements. Recorded drink volume is not a measurement of absorbed water or your body's hydration. BRING RECOVERY INTO TODAY See estimated fluid and sodium losses after a workout. Drinks logged on Today also count toward eligible recovery. Add known sodium from a food or electrolyte label, with optional water from the same serving. Fluid recovery can complete independently of the optional sodium guidance. KEEP TRAINING CONNECTED Import completed workouts from Apple Health or add them yourself. With permission, Frewli checks for recently completed Health workouts when you open the app. Browse your training history, see a workout summary, and return to Today to log a drink. Sweat calibration can help refine the estimates with pre-workout and post-workout weigh-ins. TAKE YOUR WATER BUDDY ALONG Check progress and log a sip on Apple Watch. Keep your goal nearby with Watch widgets and complications. Apple Health can import workouts and dietary water and save water or mineral water you log when you grant permission. Other drinks stay in Frewli. Completed Frewli workouts are not saved to Health. MAKE IT YOURS Follow weekly progress and daily check-ins. Enable hydration reminders and optional recovery reminders. Hydration reminders can arrive through remote push, with local reminders as a fallback. Find Apple Health connections, your personal plan, reminders, and science sources together in You. Use Frewli without email sign-in. Cloud sync can save your profile, drink logs, workouts, recovery, and preferences under an anonymous account. Optional email sign-in helps restore access on another device. Frewli provides wellness and fitness estimates. It does not diagnose, treat, prevent, or monitor disease and does not provide medical-grade hydration monitoring. Questions or feedback: sebastianmraz@gmail.com