Quenched 1.3.3: designing a water tracker for iPhone Duo
Quenched is ready for iPhone Duo on day one: the tracker you know on the outer display, and two columns on every tab when you open it up.
Read the post → September 30, 2026Hydration Consistency: it's not just how much you drink, it's when
A new daily score from 1 to 10 for how steadily you drink, with a status line that tells you when your next glass is due. Play a day and see how it's scored.
Read the post → September 16, 2026Quenched 1.1 is built for iOS 27
Log a drink from a photo with on-device Apple Intelligence, see your water in the Dynamic Island, ask Siri, and get quick adds on your watch — all in Liquid Glass.
Read the announcement → September 7, 2026Quenched is now on the Samsung Galaxy Store
Galaxy phone? Install the same free water tracker from Samsung's store — with Pro billed through your Samsung account.
Read the announcement → August 29, 2026How to sync your water intake with Apple Health
Two-way sync in thirty seconds: every drink you log lands in Health, and water from other apps flows back in — history included.
Read the guide → August 29, 2026How to sync water with Health Connect on Android
Connect Android's health hub and your hydration — and caffeine — stays in step with every app on your phone.
Read the guide → August 29, 2026How much water should you drink a day?
The 8-glasses rule is folklore. Here's what common guidance actually says, and how to find the goal that fits your body.
Read the guide → August 29, 2026Water tracking widgets for iPhone, Apple Watch & Android
The fastest way to drink more water is to stop opening the app. Set up widgets on every screen you own.
Read the guide → August 29, 2026How to track water on Apple Watch
A full tracker on your wrist: log drinks with the Digital Crown, add complications, and check your week — phone optional.
Read the guide → August 29, 2026Does coffee count as water?
Mostly yes — but not at 100%. The real math on coffee, tea, and energy drinks, and how to watch your caffeine alongside your water.
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