Habiter
Water next to your other habits
The Today screen shows how much you have had and how much is left, right beside your other habits — no separate app to open.
Water tracker for iPhone
A water tracker that reminds you to drink.
Set a daily goal in ml, oz or glasses and add a drink with one tap. If you fall behind during the day, Habiter reminds you; once you reach your goal, the reminders stop. Every glass can go to Apple Health too.
Download on theApp StoreFree · No account · No ads
How it works
- 1
Set your goal
Type a goal yourself, or enter your weight and Habiter suggests one at about 30 ml per kilogram. Your weight is not saved.
- 2
One tap per drink
Add your usual glass from the Today screen, a Home Screen widget or your Apple Watch. A day you have already filled stays filled.
- 3
Reminders that keep pace
Your goal is spread across the hours you choose. On pace, you hear nothing; fall behind and a reminder comes, never closer than 45 minutes to the last one.
A month of water at a glance
Every day you hit your goal fills in on the heatmap, so the days that slipped are easy to spot.
How much you really drink
See how many days you met your goal over the last 7, 30 or 90 days, and your longest streak.
What you get for free
- A daily goal in ml, oz or glasses
- Reminders spread over your day
- Two-way Apple Health sync
- Streak, heatmap and statistics
- Widgets and Apple Watch
With Habiter Pro you can also add water from Control Center and with Siri.
Questions people ask
Is the water tracker free?
Yes. The daily goal, the reminders and Apple Health sync are free, with no ads. On the free plan you can keep up to 5 habits, water included.
Does it sync with Apple Health?
Yes, both ways, if you turn it on: water you add in Habiter is saved to Health, and water another app saves to Health shows up in Habiter. It stays off until you allow it.
How do I pick a daily goal?
Enter your weight and Habiter suggests about 30 ml per kilogram; change it to whatever suits you. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding or have a health condition, ask your doctor.
How often do the reminders come?
Your goal is spread evenly between the start and end times you set. If you are on pace, no reminder comes early. If you are behind, one arrives within half an hour, at least 45 minutes apart, and they stop once you reach your goal.