Water Time Tracker & Reminder

Could be more useful and don't expect replies from support. I used the app for several weeks and noticed that I barely used the app default drink options, requiring significantly more steps to record anything. I reached out to support five months ago to ask if there was something I was missing; and never heard back. Now the annoyances at the interface limitations have exceeded the usefulness and enjoyment I first had using the app. I wish I hadn't bought the full version of the app.

This app is fun and keeps me on task with staying hydrated. I'm horrible at remembering to drink often, but the cute characters on Water Time make it fun without being intrusive with ads or too-frequent reminders. I like that I can customize the type of hydration and interval for reminders as well, it makes it easy to keep up with my activity level and events. A great app overall both free and paid versions.

Decent features but contains bugs (Some of which are purely visual and can be fixed by clearing cache and force-closing it) and unable to sync with Google Fit (requires you to use less secure apps in order to use the Google Fit Sync integration. But unfortunately, if you use any kind of two-factor authentication methods, you are unable to use this). Calculate automatically does not seem to work more than once. Fix = more inclined to buy premium. A WearOS (watch) companion app would be nice too.

Love this app. Easy to use. Has choices of different drinks to select in customizable sizes, while it adds to the total water by persentage of hydration related to that drink. If entery is made in error it can be edeted. It will tell you how much water you need to drink per day by your weight, but you can also customize that. This app is NOT intrusive like some other ones with bunch of adds or pushing to leave review. Lots of choices for notification sound. And finally, that little cute face shows different degrees of sadness when you are not drinking enough. However, as soon as you are back on track the face turns into a happy one. It's almost like a little cute kid you don't want to dissapoint. 😉

I really like this app. Stars docked for 2 reasons - 1) would like to be able to choose/rearrange which drinks are shown in the swipe left/right screens (I don't drink tea so having it there is useless, and I have to go into the full showcase to log milk) and 2) the app crashes when I try to create a custom drink. Fix these two things and it will be five stars!

I love this. I set the reminder with a really short and simple sound, and it's really not intrusive or annoying, and there are options for how often it reminds you to drink water. I also really love the little characters, even though you have to pay to have more than one - but paying also gets rid of ads, and it's very cheap for something I'm using all the time. It's all priced very fairly. There are also options for tracking juice, coffee, tea, and milk, and it takes into account how caffeine affects you depending on how often you drink it. My only complaint is that there aren't more options to track other liquids, especially diet soda, but also almond milk, beer, wine, etc, as I'm sure they could tell me exactly how any of those might affect my hydration. Update 9/16: they have added a feature, which I think you have to pay for which I think is worth it anyway, to add your own liquids to track, on top of the liquids they've added themselves. I took a long break from the app because I didn't think I needed it anymore, but then I totally fell back into old dehydration habits. It's even more useful than before, with the added liquids and the ability to add your own. Since I live in a desert, I've also decided to utilize the feature that let's you set your own water goals, as the goals they set we're not adequate for my climate. I still also believe that the prices are exactly fair, and that it would be worth anyone's while to use this app and pay for many of it's most useful features according to one's needs. My only and continuing critique is that they still don't have enough liquids for which they've calculated hydration values, but that may be an unreachable horizon. Still, though, I hope they continue to improve.