Sip Water: Drink Reminder

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Sip is a water reminder built for people who want things simple. One big button. Large, clear type. A friendly nudge through the day, and nothing at night. WHY SIP IS DIFFERENT Most water apps are built for the gym. Sip is built for the kitchen table. Everything is larger than usual, every button says what it does in words as well as symbols, and the whole app is three taps deep at most. HOW IT WORKS Tap "I drank some water", pick your glass, and you are done. The glass on the home screen fills up as the day goes on, and Pip, the little glass with a face, tells you how it is going. REMINDERS THAT READ THE DAY Sip does not ring on a fixed clock. It waits after you have just had a drink, it goes quiet once you reach your goal, and it never says a word between your bedtime and the time you get up. With Premium it also spaces reminders further apart when you are ahead and closer together when you are behind. NOTHING TO SIGN UP FOR No account. No email address. No password. Open it and it works, even without an internet connection. Everything you enter stays on your iPhone. BUILT FOR EVERY PAIR OF EYES Full VoiceOver support, high contrast throughout, and text that grows all the way with the iPhone text size setting. Nothing important is shown by colour alone. FREE, WITH A PREMIUM OPTION The free app is a complete water reminder: your daily goal, four glass sizes, reminders and the last seven days. Premium adds reminders that adapt to your day, your own glasses and bottles, your full history, a week you can share with your family, quiet times for a nap or an appointment, reminder sounds and more colours. Available monthly, yearly, or as a single lifetime payment. A NOTE ON HEALTH Sip is an everyday helper, not a medical device. It does not diagnose anything. If your doctor has given you an amount to drink, please follow that. Terms of Use: https://sip-app-sigma.vercel.app/terms.html Privacy: https://sip-app-sigma.vercel.app/privacy.html Recommendations for our other apps load online. Their views and taps are counted as daily totals, without personal profiles or user/device identifiers. See our privacy policy.