Droplo logs a glass of water with one tap on a Home Screen widget, keeps a progress glass toward your daily goal, and gently reminds you until you get there. Most answers are below. Anything else: shubhamdolas99@gmail.com, replies usually within a day.
Long-press your Home Screen, tap + in the top corner, search for Droplo, and add the widget. The small size is one big button: tap anywhere on the glass to log one glass. The medium size adds two quick-amount buttons (your amounts, set in the app). Every tap logs instantly and the water rises in place; the app never has to open. The Lock Screen widget shows the same progress as a small circular gauge.
The widget refreshes itself right after every tap, so the glass should move immediately. If it looks stuck, restart the phone once (iOS occasionally pauses widget updates), or remove the widget and add it again. Your log is safe either way; it lives in the app.
Open the app and tap Undo on the Today tab. It removes the most recent entry of the day, one tap at a time.
That is the feature working: reminders go quiet the moment you hit your daily goal, and start again the next morning if you are behind. If you want them off entirely, or less frequent, use Settings in the app (every 1, 1.5, 2, or 3 hours).
Two things to check: Droplo → Settings → Reminders is on, and iOS Settings → Notifications → Droplo allows notifications. Turning the toggle on in the app asks for permission; if it was denied earlier, iOS only lets you re-enable it in iOS Settings.
Yes: Droplo → Settings → Units. The glass, the widget buttons, and the history chart all switch over. Your log is stored in millilitres underneath, so nothing is lost by switching back and forth.
A streak counts the consecutive days you met your goal, ending today. Today still in progress does not break it: if you were on track through yesterday, the streak holds until midnight.
Everything stays on your iPhone in the app's private storage; there is no account and no cloud copy. There is no export feature in this version. Settings → Reset all data wipes the log and settings completely, and deleting the app removes every trace.
Droplo is iPhone-only for now (iOS 18 or later), and it does not read or write Apple Health data. Both are candidates for a future update.