When it comes to hydration control, there is no more powerful tool than the award-winning WaterMinder app. This incredible platform is your personal hydration maestro to ensure your body stays healthy and hydrated. With an intuitive design that allows you to visualize your hydration progress, calculate your daily water intake, and get helpful reminders to drink, WaterMinder is more than just an app; it is your ally in achieving optimal health. WaterMinder’s unique customization feature allows you to tailor water reminders to your lifestyle.
It is not enough just to remind you to drink, but when to drink. The app’s default reminders run from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, but understanding that each routine is unique allows you to set reminders that match your daily activities. Want to drink water every 1.5 hours or add new reminders at your convenience? With WaterMinder all this can be done with one touch. Not everyone needs the same amount of water. With the original WaterMinder Water Consumption Calculator, you will know exactly how much H2O your body needs.
Taking into account factors such as your weight, pregnancy or lactation, your climate and your activity level, the app calculates your daily water goal. It’s like having a personal nutritionist at your fingertips! Who said hydration can’t be fun? With WaterMinder, dehydration is a game where your health is the prize. By staying hydrated, you unlock several achievements that make every glass of water feel like a victory lap. It’s time to turn drinking water into an exciting activity.
Features:
– Clear visual overview of your current water fill, hydration level
– Simple, fast and convenient water reminder interface
– Daily water intake calculator
– Predefined cups for quick tracking
– Customize your cups, colors, icons, sizes
– Other types of drinks
– Create your own water reminders
– History and graph to see your hydration progress
– Earn achievements/rewards while staying hydrated
– Widget for faster water tracking
– Wear OS app available
– US ounces, UK ounces and ML water units
– Free drinking water guide
