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The smart hydration tracker for any water bottle

Sponge is a clip-on hydration tracking device that automatically tracks your water intake, every sip, from the bottle you already own. Clip it on, drink, and let the app keep you on track to your daily goal.

$59.99 + shipping & tax · Ships to the US · 30-day money-back guarantee
Works with any bottle8-day batteryFree iOS & Android app
The Sponge Clip fitted around the base of a white water bottle, its status light lit green
Tracking sips
1.4Ltoday · 78% of goal
100+
Sponge products shipped
30-day
Money-back guarantee
8 days
Battery life
Apple
Health sync on iPhone
Meet Sponge

One tracker. Every sip, counted.

Sponge clips onto the bottle you already carry and quietly logs your hydration all day long.

Two Sponge trackers and their packaging laid out on grass beside two water bottles and a football.
The problem

You already know you should drink more water

That’s the problem. Reminders get swiped away. Tracking apps get abandoned in a week. Smart bottles start around $80 and ask you to give up the bottle you actually like. Knowing was never the missing piece — consequences were. Sponge is $59.99, clips onto the bottle you already own, and locks the apps you choose until you’ve caught up.

How it works

Clip, sip, repeat

A genuinely passive hydration tracker. Three steps, then it disappears into your day.

The Sponge Clip attached around the base of a water bottle, its status light lit green
1

Clip it on

Clip Sponge magnetically onto any water bottle in seconds. No new bottle, no setup ritual.

Drinking from a bottle with the Sponge tracker attached, courtside
2

Sip like normal

Drink the way you already do. Sponge’s sensors automatically record every sip, zero logging.

Sponge app showing hydration progress
3

Hit your goal

The app tracks your intake in real time, nudges you when you fall behind, and celebrates your streaks.

Hydration that keeps up with you, on the court, at the desk, everywhere.

Features

Everything a hydration tracking device should be

Effortless to use, impossible to forget, and built around the bottle you already carry.

Automatic sip tracking

On-device sensors log every sip the moment you drink, no buttons, no manual logging, no guessing how much water you’ve had.

Clips to any bottle

A magnetic clip snaps onto the bottle you already own, from insulated steel to glass tumblers. No proprietary bottle to replace.

8-day battery

Go a full week-plus between charges, then top up in a couple of hours over USB-C. Charge it Sunday, forget about it.

Free app, plus a widget

A clean dashboard with daily goals, streaks and trends — and an iPhone home-screen widget, so most days you never open the app at all.

Hydration Locks

Choose the apps you lose hours to and set what unlocks each one. They stay shut until the water is actually gone.

Syncs to Apple Health

Your intake writes straight into Apple Health on iPhone, so it sits alongside the rest of your health data instead of stranded in one more app.

The Sponge app's Hydration Locks screen, with Facebook, LinkedIn and Reddit each locked until a set amount of water is reached
Hydration Locks

Water is the password

Pick the apps you lose hours to. Sponge locks them, and they open when the water is actually gone — not when you promise it will be, and not when you tap “ignore”. Every other hydration tracker hands you a number. This one does something with it.

  • Choose which apps to put behind your daily goal
  • Set the amount that unlocks each one
  • They unlock as you drink, sip by sip

Brutal? A little. It is also the reason people are still using Sponge in month two.

On your phone

It lives where you already look

Two things that mean you barely open the app, and your hydration stops being a number stranded in yet another place.

An iPhone home screen with the Sponge widget showing a part-filled hydration progress ring
A home-screen widget. Your progress ring sits on your home screen, so a glance is usually all it takes.
A phone lock screen reading Social Apps Locked, with Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat and Facebook padlocked and 22 oz remaining to unlock
And a lock screen that means it. 42 of 64 oz down, 22 to go — and Instagram stays shut until they are.

Sponge also writes your intake into Apple Health on iPhone, so it sits with the rest of your health data rather than in a silo.

Who it’s for

Built for anyone who keeps forgetting to drink water

One simple hydration tracker, a lot of people it quietly helps every day.

Two friends playing basketball at an outdoor court

Athletes & active people

Dial in hydration around training and recovery with accurate, automatic intake data you can trust.

Water bottles with the Sponge tracker on a sunny kitchen counter

Busy professionals

Back-to-back days make it easy to forget to drink. Sponge tracks for you and nudges before you fall behind.

Adult daughter with her mother and a tracked water bottle at home

Caregivers & families

Keep an eye on a loved one’s hydration with effortless tracking and shared progress. See our caregiver program →

Reviews

What early customers are saying

Real, unedited feedback from the first Sponge owners.

Beautiful.

Verified customerFocus and energy · Gift for someone

Still testing it out but the app works well. It would be nice to see a how-to video explaining any nuances, including whether it keeps tracking water intake when the app is closed. It would be cool if it integrated with Whoop or Apple Health.

Verified customerDaily habit building · Fitness and training

I really like the clip from a hardware perspective. The main thing I’d love is a connection from the app to Apple Health, and, if possible, not having to open the app to sync data from the clip.

Verified customerFitness and training · Preventive health

Needs to be thinner, like 10mm total.

Verified customerPreventive health
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Stop guessing. Start tracking.

Over 100 Sponge products have shipped to real customers. Yours clips onto the bottle you already own, counts every sip, and locks the apps you choose until you catch up.

$59.99 + shipping & tax · Cancel any time before it ships · 30 days to change your mind once it arrives, and we pay return shipping

How it compares

Four ways to drink more water

Three of these already exist in your life and haven’t worked. Here’s the honest difference.

Sponge compared with a reminder app, a smart bottle, and a clip-on reminder
ApproachA reminder appA smart bottleA clip-on reminderSponge
Roughly what it costsFreeAround $80 and upAround $30$59.99
Keep the bottle you ownYesNo — it replaces itYesYes
Measures what you actually drinkNo — you log it by handYesNo — it only reminds youYes, automatically
Syncs to Apple HealthSome doYesNothing to syncYes, on iPhone
Does something when you fall behindSends a notificationLights upBlinksLocks the apps you chose
Still in use after a monthRarelyDepends on youDepends on youThat’s what Hydration Locks are for

Prices are what these categories typically sell for, not quotes for any one product. Want the longer version? We wrote up smart bottles vs clip-on trackers.

Before you buy

The honest answers

The things worth knowing before you spend $59.99.

“I’ll stop using it after a month.”

Most people do — that’s the entire problem with hydration tracking, and it’s the reason App Lock exists. A number you can ignore gets ignored. Apps you can’t open until you drink do not.

“Why $59.99 when a reminder clip is $30?”

Because a reminder clip blinks at you. Sponge measures the water, syncs it, and acts on it. If a blinking light is enough for you, genuinely buy the cheaper thing — it works for some people.

“Does it work with my bottle?”

It attaches magnetically to the base, so insulated steel, plastic and glass all work. The adhesive 3-pack lets you leave a mount on every bottle you use and move one tracker between them.