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How to track water intake

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Written by Daniil Zinenko

Logging water

Tap the water glass icon on the home screen. Each tap adds one glass of water to your daily total. The glass size can be configured in Profile > Hydration.

To remove a glass, tap a filled glass — it turns empty again and is subtracted from your daily total.

You can also change your daily water goal in Profile > Hydration.

Changing units (ml vs oz)

You can switch the measurement units directly in the app: go to your Profile settings and change the measurement system there. There is no need to change your device's settings.

Other beverages

Only plain water counts toward the water goal. Coffee, tea, juice, and milk are excluded.

To track other beverages: log them as food items under Snack (or any meal category) by searching or scanning. Calories will be tracked, but the water counter will not be affected.

Personalized hydration advice

Go to the Coach tab and ask the AI nutritionist for personalized water recommendations.

FAQ

Question

Answer

I tapped too many times

Tap a filled glass to empty it — that glass is removed from your daily total

Can I change the glass size?

Yes — go to Profile > Hydration to set your preferred glass size

How do I switch between ounces and ml?

Change the measurement units in the app: Profile settings > measurement system

Does coffee count toward water?

No — only plain water counts

My water data disappeared

Update the app, restart, and contact support if the issue persists

Can I log a custom amount?

Each tap logs one glass; set your glass size in Profile > Hydration to match the amount you want

Important notes

  • To remove a glass you added, tap a filled glass on the water widget — it turns empty again.

  • Only plain water counts toward the water goal.

  • Measurement units (ml or oz) are changed in the app's Profile settings.

  • Glass size and daily water goal are set in Profile > Hydration.

  • Apple Health sync is controllable in app settings.

  • Use the Coach tab for nutrition-related questions.

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