Drippy - Water Intake Tracker

Drippy is a water tracker built around one simple idea: your daily goal sits in a tank, and every drink you log pours out of it.

Empty the tank by bedtime and you have hit your goal. That is the whole app.

Most water reminder apps give you a number that resets at midnight. Drippy gives you two things moving in opposite directions, so a single glass of water always visibly does something.

MEET DRIPPY
Drippy is the droplet that drinks what you pour. Log water and he perks up straight away. Leave it too long and he slowly gets thirsty, then parched. At night he goes to sleep. His mood follows how long it has been since your last drink rather than how far behind you are, so logging water always feels good.

ONE TAP TO LOG
Set up the cups and bottles you actually drink from, then log water in a single tap. No menus, no drink type prompts, no friction. Water only, on purpose.

A GOAL THAT FITS YOU
Drippy works out a daily water intake target from your weight, activity level and climate. Adjust it any time.

DRINK REMINDERS THAT MAKE SENSE
Reminders spread across your waking hours and stop before bedtime, so you get a nudge when you need one instead of a buzz at 2am.

SEE YOUR PROGRESS
Track your water intake by day, week and month. See your hourly pattern, your daily average, how often you hit your goal, and your current streak.

NO GUILT
There is no punishing streak counter waiting to break. Miss a day and nothing is lost.

WORKS COMPLETELY OFFLINE
No account. No sign up. No servers. Everything you log stays on your phone, including your weight and your hydration records. Nothing is uploaded, because there is nowhere to upload it to.

ALSO IN THE APP
- Light and dark themes
- Millilitres or fluid ounces, kilograms or pounds
- English, Turkish, Spanish, German and French
- Custom quick add buttons with your own names, sizes and icons

Drippy provides general wellness estimates and is not a medical device. Hydration needs vary with health conditions, medication, pregnancy and activity. Talk to a healthcare professional about your own needs.