Drink enough, without thinking about it.
Add 150, 250 or 500 ml with a tap. Reminders come through the day and skip when you're already on track. Log a glass straight from the notification.
QUICK ADDS · REMINDERSHealth tracking for iPhone and Android
Log with a tap, or just tell the assistant. Get water reminders that skip when you're on track, and see the calories you burn.
Free to use. No ads.
APP SCREENS · SAMPLE DATA
EVERY DAY, THREE NUMBERS
How it works
Water, calories in and calories burnt.
One screen that shows where the day stands.
Add 150, 250 or 500 ml with a tap. Reminders come through the day and skip when you're already on track. Log a glass straight from the notification.
QUICK ADDS · REMINDERSCall it breakfast or post-workout lunch. Pick items from a food database of everyday Indian dishes, in pieces, bowls, katoris or grams, and the calories follow.
MEAL NAMES · FOOD DATABASEYour iPhone and Watch already measure active energy and workouts. Add a walk or a game of badminton by hand; nothing is counted twice.
APPLE HEALTH · MANUAL ACTIVITIESBars against your goal for water, calories in and calories burnt. A calendar shows how much of each day's goals you hit.
HISTORY · CALENDARThe assistant
Tell it what you ate, drank or did, in your own words. Ask how your day is going. It's one tap away on every screen.
“Had 2 rotis and dal for lunch” becomes a meal with its items. Estimates are marked rough, so you know which numbers to check.
Every entry the assistant makes shows on Today, marked as logged by the assistant. Edit or delete it like any other.
Sample conversation
Health tracking and coaching, not medical advice.
Your data, your call
Your health data is used for your own tracking. Never for ads, and never sold.
Read the privacy policyYes. The app is free to use and has no ads.
No. You can log water, meals and activities by hand. On iPhone, if you connect Apple Health, the app adds the active energy and workouts your iPhone or Watch records, and saves the water and meals you log back to Apple Health.
Pick an item from the food database and choose an amount, such as two pieces or one bowl; the calories come from the food's values per 100 g. You can type your own number for anything, and it stays yours. The assistant's guesses are marked rough so you can check them.
No. yekar.health is for tracking your own water, food and activity. It doesn't diagnose or treat anything, and its assistant gives coaching, not medical advice. Talk to a doctor about your health.
Yes. What you log is kept on your phone and sent when you're back online, and water reminders are scheduled on the phone, so they arrive without a connection.
It's coming soon to Google Play. On iPhone, yekar.health needs iOS 17 or later.
Get the app
Coming soon to iPhone (iOS 17 or later) and Android.
Free to use, with no ads.