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Water reminder app?

I'm trying to find a "time to drink your water" app that will remind me to drink now!! Anyone know of any? 2 qts of water is a lot to get down!!

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  • I set general "reminders" on my iphone: get up and move (I have a desk job), take a vitamin (to space them out), and drink.

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I set general "reminders" on my iphone: get up and move (I have a desk job), take a vitamin (to space them out), and drink. :)

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There is an app called Hy. You basically tell it how many ounces you need to drink and how often it should remind you. Hope it helps. It's also FREE!

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I use the Hydro Coach app.

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I have a Smartlid by Thermos that also links to my Fitbit. I started using it a few months ago.

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I use Aqualert and I LOVE it. There are free and paid versions (ads versus no ads). You can set your phone to vibrate, play audio, or both. My favorite audio is of Water being poured. I can set the daily start and stop times, the frequency of the reminders, the amount of Fluid to be consumed, and if I want Aqualert to adjust fluid intake goals based on weight and exercise intensity from Google Fit app. The app also records your fluid intake and you have the option of saving data to your Google drive/cloud. My next step is to get a smart watch so I can use it with Aqualert and Google Fit.

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