One-tap logging
Tell Sipra what your usual cup holds (250, 350, 500 or 750 ml) and Home gets a single Add button, with quick buttons for other sizes and a Custom amount. A cross removes a drink you logged by mistake.
Water tracker for Android
Sipra keeps your daily goal, logs a drink in one tap and, if you want them, sends gentle reminders through the day. Meet Sipi, the little water drop who cheers you on.
A day with Sipra
No streaks to protect and nothing to learn. Sipra just fits in around your day.
Morning
Open Sipra, meet Sipi and log your first drink with one tap. Sipi wakes up when you do.
“First one of the day. Good start, Maya.”
Mid-morning
If you’ve switched reminders on, a notification arrives with buttons to add your usual cup, so you can log a drink without opening the app.
“Keep it flowing.”
Afternoon
The widget shows today’s total and logs 250, 500 or 750 ml in a single tap.
“Almost there. I can smell the finish line.”
Evening
Sipi celebrates and reminders stop for the day. There’s no streak to lose, so tomorrow is a fresh start.
“Goal reached! Look at you.”
What it does
Tell Sipra what your usual cup holds (250, 350, 500 or 750 ml) and Home gets a single Add button, with quick buttons for other sizes and a Custom amount. A cross removes a drink you logged by mistake.
Setup suggests 2,000 ml a day. Keep it or type your own, and change it later in Settings. It’s a general starting point, not advice tailored to you.
The drop in your progress ring. Its face follows your day, and it says a few friendly words after a drink. Switch the chat off in Settings if you like.
Off until you switch them on. Pick your hours, then Smart mode or every 1, 2 or 3 hours. They stop once you reach your goal, and you can pause them for today.
Today’s total, Sipi’s face and a progress bar, with three buttons to log 250, 500 or 750 ml. It refreshes whenever you log a drink and once after midnight.
The last seven days against your goal, with a check mark on the days you reach it. Statistics show your average daily intake and bar charts for the last 7 and 30 days.
Meet Sipi
Sipi is the little water drop who lives in the app. It says hello when you set up, and it’s on your side all day.
Sleepy before your first drink, happy as you go, excited when you reach your goal.
There are no messages about drinks you missed and no streak to protect.
Switch off Mascot messages in Settings. The reminders and Sipi’s face stay.
Things Sipi really says
Getting started
Type any name you like, or tap the dice for a random one. Sipi will say hello.
It starts at 2,000 ml. Keep it or choose your own.
250, 350, 500 or 750 ml, so logging a drink takes a single tap.
A short summary, then you’re straight into the app.
Privacy
No sign-in, no ads and no analytics. Sipra asks for a permission only when a feature needs it, and you can say no to the one Android asks you about.
There’s no password and no email address to enter. Setup asks for a username, a goal and your usual cup, and all of it stays on your phone.
Your goal, settings and every logged drink sit in a database on your phone, in storage other apps can’t read.
One step in Settings wipes everything from the phone straight away.
Sipra has no server and no internet permission. On phones where Android’s own Google backup is switched on, the phone may include Sipra’s data in your personal Google backup. That’s the phone’s doing, and Sipra neither controls nor receives it.
Read the full privacy policy and terms of service.
Help
Open Settings, then Water Reminders. If notifications are blocked for Sipra in Android, a banner there takes you straight to the right system screen. Also check that your start and end times cover the current time, that you haven’t paused reminders for today, and that you haven’t already reached your goal, because reminders stop for the day once you do. Some phones close apps in the background to save battery, so a reminder can arrive a little late.
Open Settings, choose Home Screen Widget and tap Add to home screen. If your phone doesn’t offer that, press and hold an empty spot on your home screen, tap Widgets and drag Sipra where you want it. Some phones ask you to allow adding shortcuts first.
Sipra keeps its data on the device and has no server to restore it from. If Android’s Google backup was on for your old phone, it may bring the data back when you set up the new one, but that isn’t guaranteed. If it doesn’t, the new install starts from zero.
Need more help? Visit Support or email sageofblademw@gmail.com.
Sipra is coming soon to Google Play for Android.
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