Dropkin logs water in one tap from your saved bottles, glasses and mugs, in ounces or liters. An animated water vessel responds when you tilt or touch your phone, and reminders arrive only during your chosen hours, pausing when you're on pace and stopping once you reach your goal.
Log from the Apple Watch, Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets, Control Center or Siri. History shows daily totals and 7- and 30-day views, with CSV export. No account, no ads, and Dropkin collects no data.
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Logs water in one tap from saved bottles, glasses or mugs, with buttons for partial amounts
Tracks in ounces or liters
Shows an animated water vessel that responds to tilting and touch, with reduced-motion options
Sends reminders only during your chosen hours, pausing when you're on pace and stopping once you reach your goal
Apple Watch app shows daily progress and quick-log amounts
Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets, a Control Center control, and Siri and Shortcuts actions
History with daily totals, 7- and 30-day views, and CSV export
Optional write-only Apple Health sync plus built-in backup and restore
Reusable bottle fans who refill the same bottle all day
Office workers who forget to drink
Apple Watch users who want quick logging
People who want reminders that don't nag
No account and no sign-up
No ads
Works offline
History is stored on your device
Dropkin collects no data
Apple's App Privacy label: Data Not Collected
Free to download, with optional in-app purchases (subscriptions and a lifetime option). Requires iOS 18.0 or later. Runs on iPhone and iPad.
The official Dropkin website has free pages you can use right now:
Official website: dropkin.rork.app
Yes. The Watch app shows daily progress and quick-log amounts.
No. It tracks a personal hydration goal and gives no medical advice.
Dropkin is free to download, with optional in-app purchases (subscriptions and a lifetime option).
Dropkin is on the Apple App Store for iPhone. Requires iOS 18.0 or later. Runs on iPhone and iPad.
Download Dropkin on the App Store
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