Waterlogged - Drink More Water

Submitted by Austin Seraphin on Thursday, July 7, 2011.

Last modified

Sunday, January 20, 2019

Description of App

You're not drinking enough water. This app can help you spend less than 60 seconds per day to record your water intake and be reminded to drink water every day. Premium features let you setup as many reminders to drink as you need, review graphs and maps, and see the encouraging success of others. To start, simply snap a photo of your favorite water bottles to use when you record your water intake.

Basic Fe

tures include:

Quick way to record your water
Get a customizable daily reminder to drink
Unlimited custom glasses for quick recording
Record water intake on any day you want
Prominent view of current day's progress
Use your own glasses to track your water
Find that glass by photo, not words
Record partial glasses of water
Record a one-off amount of any volume
Change your goal as often as you want
Record anything in units of oz, mL, or L
Delete or record any drink on any day
Report in oz, mL, or L & change at any time
Edit glass info without affecting history
Connect with friends, get reminders from one
Occasional ads may be shown when recording drink

Premium Features include:

Get unlimited, customizable reminders to drink
Get notified of the progress of those near you
View graphs of your drink history
See a map of where you've had drinks
Connect with friends and get reminders from them
No ads

Version

1.6.2

Free or Paid

Free

Apple Watch Support

Not Known

iOS Version

Device(s) App Was Tested On

iPhone

Accessibility Comments

This app has a few unlabeled buttons, but a simple interface, so you can learn them. First you will hear today's goal. Swipe right, and the first unlabeled button lets you edit your drinks for the day. I don't know what the second button does. You will hear an amount, followed by a button with an image. This button brings up premium features. Finally, you will hear a clearly labeled "Record Drink" button. This button sits at the bottom of the screen, making it easy to remember. Pressing this brings up an accessible menu where you can do just that. The final unlabeled button brings up settings.