Water Tracker. Drink Reminder
- 50 of 100 · reviews
- 4.6of 5 · store
- 1,665ratings on the App Store
- 114reviews read
An editorial reading of the saved reviews
Reminders actually work and change habits, confirmed by multiple independent reviews. Progress stats are motivating. But the app switched to a paywall model for existing users without notice, which users take as a betrayal. Video ads consume cellular data beyond what people expect.
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What people use it for
People who want a basic tracker with reminders and are fine with a paid model, as long as the terms are clear upfront.
What reviews praise
- Timely reminders and clear progress stats genuinely build a habit.
- People report visible results for skin and overall wellbeing.
What reviews complain about
- Terms changed without notifying users, who lost access to features they had already paid for.
- Video ads eat mobile data.
- No VoiceOver support.
What users experience
4 excerpts from the breakdown. These are individual cases, not a verdict on all users.
I have POTS, and it's so helpful to be able to add custom drinks and cups and add records just by tapping the widget once.
App used to be 5 stars, but an update forces the Apple Watch widget to only display units in milliliters even though all of my settings are in ounces.
I have been using this app for months to meet my water intake for my fitness goals. I liked this one specifically because I could track other beverages. NOW, all the sudden, they lock every drink but water, coffee, milk, and tea behind a paywall.
Taking away features and locking them behind a paywall is a bad look. I can't even input drinks from previous days anymore?
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