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SipStreak does not require an account. If you need help with hydration reminders, streak tracking, HealthKit setup, or purchase restore, start here.
Streaks reset if you miss a full calendar day. The app checks yesterday's record on each launch.
Restore Purchase lives in Settings under Pro and uses Apple's native StoreKit flow.
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FAQ
Open Settings from the home screen and adjust your daily goal in the Daily Goal section. You can set a custom target in milliliters or fluid ounces, or let SipStreak calculate one based on your weight and activity level.
Open Settings, scroll to the Appearance section, and tap any theme to preview it. Three themes (Tide, Dawn, Graphite) are free. Four premium themes (Reef, Ember, Meadow, Ion) require the one-time SipStreak Pro purchase.
No. SipStreak is free with no ads, no tracking, no third-party ad SDKs, and no system tracking prompt.
Open Settings, find the Health section, and toggle on HealthKit. iOS will ask you to approve read/write permissions. SipStreak reads body mass to suggest a goal and writes dietary water entries to Apple Health.
Open Settings, scroll to the Pro section, and tap Restore Purchase. This triggers Apple's StoreKit restore flow and re-activates Pro themes if you have an existing purchase on your Apple ID.
Your streak increments each day you meet your daily water goal. If you miss a day, the streak resets to zero. Milestones trigger a confetti celebration at 3, 7, 14, 30, 60, 90, 180, and 365 days.
Open Settings, scroll to the Danger Zone section, and tap Clear All Data. This permanently removes all water entries, streak records, and profile data. HealthKit entries persist in Apple Health and must be removed separately.
Read the full privacy policy for HealthKit behavior, on-device data storage details, StoreKit purchase handling, and the no-ads, no-tracking model.
