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Water Intake Tracking on device

Status: Existing Feature Submitted by on ‎10-11-2018 19:36
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I would love an on-device water intake tracking panel. Under the header “Water” there could be the same shortcuts as on the app: glass (8oz), water bottle (16oz), and lg bottle (20oz) for quick add throughout the day.

 

As a deployed soldier, my phone only works on WiFi at the barracks. Without having my phone on me during the day I often loose track of my water intake and think a shortcut on my FitBit would better hold me accountable during work hours. Thank you for your considerations!

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YojanaFitbit
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‎10-12-2018 11:02
‎10-12-2018 11:02

Hi @H.Eckes, nice suggestion. Currently Fitbit watches (Ionic/Versa) comes preloaded with a variety of apps including Alarms, Music, and Exercise. But you can install additional apps using the Fitbit App Gallery, you will find some options to track water as: Ionic Water, Water Logged and Hydrate. You can read more about it here: How do I install and manage apps on my Fitbit watch?

 

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