A goal that fits you
A few quick questions — weight, activity, climate and your waking hours — and Springlet suggests a daily goal and how often to remind you. You can set your own goal at any time.
Auraware product
Tell it your weight, how active you are and your climate. Springlet works out a daily goal, reminds you through the day, and fills a meter as you drink — on your phone and on your watch.
A few quick questions — weight, activity, climate and your waking hours — and Springlet suggests a daily goal and how often to remind you. You can set your own goal at any time.
Glass, mug, bottle or sports bottle: tap the picture and it is logged. Add your own sizes too. Springlet counts water — coffee and tea do not count toward the goal.
Log a drink and the next reminder moves. Fall behind and reminders come a little sooner; reach your goal and they stop for the day. Set a quiet period for meetings or lunch.
Built in
Private by design
There is no account to create and no Auraware server behind the app. Your profile and your drinks are stored on your phone and your watch, and Auraware never receives them.
The free version shows a small banner ad from Google, and your health information is never used for advertising. See the Springlet privacy policy for exactly what leaves your phone.
Every feature, for as long as you like. The phone app shows one banner at the bottom of the screen. The watch app never shows ads.
A single one-time purchase removes the banner. No subscription.
CA$2.99, or the equivalent your app store shows in your currency.
Native apps for Android phones and Wear OS watches, coming to Google Play. iPhone and Apple Watch follow.
English at launch.
Springlet is in testing and not yet listed in the stores.
No. Springlet has no accounts and no sign-in. What you log stays on your phone and your watch.
No. Springlet tracks water only, so coffee, tea and other drinks do not count toward your goal.
Only the ad. Every feature is in the free version. The one-time purchase removes the banner from the phone app, and Springlet stops asking you about it. Once a month, the free version asks once whether you would like to remove ads.
No. Use Settings → Restore purchase in the app with the same Google Play account, and the ads stay off.
No. Springlet gives general wellness guidance and is not a medical device. If you have kidney, heart or other conditions that limit how much you should drink, follow your clinician's advice.
Use the contact form and choose Springlet support. Tell us your phone and watch, their operating system versions and the app version (on Android: phone Settings → Apps → Springlet) so we can reproduce the problem.
Delete entries in the app, or uninstall Springlet from your phone and watch: that removes everything it stored, because Auraware holds no copy. Water you saved to Health Connect or Apple Health is managed there. See the Springlet privacy policy.