Hydration Overhaul
planned (tbd)
Johnny McDonald
The idea of tracking water intake is super important, but I think it could be reworked to be more efficient, nudge you to drink, and have overall more detailed tracking! I will be using the app WaterMinder as a reference for a lot of these changes as they have it done pretty well, and it would be dope to see their level of detail and ease integrated into bevel.
- Move hydration out of Journal and integrate it with the food logging section of the app! To me it makes much more sense because it’s more convenient to log main consumables through the + tab at the bottom of the screen. Hydration is just as common as food intake for everyone and makes sense to be easily accessible along side food.
- Push notifications for drinking water! This would only happen if you are behind where you should be at any given period throughout the day, and it would help you pace your water drinking instead of cramming it all at the end of the day before you sleep!
- Add a Variable Hydration option! Depending on your Strain and physical output during any given day, the amount you should be hydrating changes pretty drastically. It would be cool if there was an option where the water goal for the day variably increases to match the actual amount of water you should be consuming based on your activity!
- Hydration should be more than just water! It has the potential to be all sorts of drinks. You would be able to log energy drinks, coffee, tea, alcohol, etc. all within the hydration section. These things contribute to your hydration too, and it would be nice to be able to see how much of each thing makes up your daily hydration. Logging things like coffee would also sync up with your caffeine in the journal, same for alcohol. It’s just more convenient because the initial logging of it all is in one place.
- Hydration Complication for Apple Watch is a must. A progress bar/progress dial with either a percentage or number of oz consumed would be huge for keeping track throughout the day while simply looking at my wrist instead of opening my phone and going to the app.
- Add the ability to log water on the Apple Watch directly! When you click on the complication on the watch face, it should take you to a screen where you can add water right to your log. It would be easier to convince some people to log it if done this way.
- Allow us to define the end of a day for logging! I along with many other people have very irregular sleep schedules due to irregular work, so water logging for a day abruptly concluding at midnight doesn’t work for us. Being able to set a new default (I.E. 3:00 am, 6:30 am, etc.) would make logging it much more concise and accurate. You could even give us the option to make our end of the day whenever we fall asleep. The app knows when we go to bed, so it could conclude that we are then done logging out water for the previous day at that point.
I know this is a massive wall of text, and a ton of work, but all of these things would make logging hydration super efficient. I appreciate the time, and can’t wait to see the future of this app, I’m a really big fan of the concept and am excited to track my life with it! Thanks for your consideration.
Leah
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IOS push notification hydration reminder
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Christophe KOCH
It would be nice to have a notification visible outside the application for hydration reminders, thank you
Leah
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Log water
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Marvin S
Easy logging of water on the start page.
Leah
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Add hydration to nutrition card
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Bryon Horak
Feature Recommendation: Integrated Hydration Ring in Nutrition Card
• Rationale: Hydration is a core pillar of metabolic health, especially for users on high-protein or ketogenic diets where water intake is as critical as macronutrient tracking.
• Request: Add a dedicated “Hydration Ring” directly to the Nutrition card on the Home Tab and within the Nutrition detail screen.
• Goal: Allow users to see their current fluid ounce (fl oz) total vs. their daily goal (e.g., 33/120 fl oz) at a glance, alongside Calories, Protein, Fat, and Carbs, without needing to navigate to the Journal or use external widgets.
Leah
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Hydration buttons
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Frederico Vieira
I suggest that it be possible to configure more buttons with predefined water values as the image suggests.
Photo Viewer
View photos in a modal
Leah
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Steps and hydration
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Rayan Babtain
It would be cool to quickly add hydration in the main page and see the steps clearly instead of having to go inside strain to check the steps
Leah
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Proper hydration tracking
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Din Ljesnjanin
I would like proper hydration tracking in Bevel.
Bevel could automatically calculate approximately how much water I need today, depending on my body weight, activity and training.
For example, if I've done a lot of exercise, my water goal could automatically increase.
Then I wouldn't need an extra app to track my drinking anymore.
Leah
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Add Water Card to Nutrition
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Ryland Cline
I don't know if I'm missing something, I'd really like to be able to see my water intake in Nutrition as a card rather than have to navigate to Journal just to see it. I feel like it's an extra step as for me the only reason I'm in the Journal is to either log or see how my habits affect my stats.
Leah
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Bottle-based Hydration Tracking
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Torntun Homsawat
I would love to see a bottle-based hydration mode in addition to cups/glasses.
Many people drink water from the same bottle throughout the day instead of individual glasses.
The idea is to let users:
* Set their bottle size (e.g. 500 mL, 750 mL, 1 L, or custom).
* Track the remaining water visually by sliding the bottle level down as they drink.
* Predict how much water is left in the bottle.
* Automatically count a full bottle once it reaches empty, then start tracking the next bottle.
* Display both the current bottle progress and the total daily hydration.
This would make hydration tracking feel much more natural for users who carry a reusable bottle or buy bottled water throughout the day.
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Luuk van Koppenhagen
I would love that the drinks I scan in foods also count towards the hydration part.
Example; i scan a can of monster zero and it automatically adds 500 ml (the can size) to the hydration. It knows the amount I drink so why not auto add them? Maybe with a “drink” tag on the item?
Leah
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Water tracking
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Kathleen Hartman
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