Add drinks from the diary to the water tracker

310 votes

Currently adding water to your diary doesn't change the water tracker.
Adding verified water item to diary should represent on the water tracker as well (based on the added amount).

Under consideration Diary Water Tracker Suggested by: Zoltan (11 Jan, '19) • Upvoted: yesterday • Comments: 14

Comments: 14

03 Jan, '19
Fenna Merged
A special part to add your drinks not only water so you can see how much you drink every day
20 Jan, '19
Admin
"Drinks" (suggested by Fenna on 2019-01-03), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.
22 Oct, '19
Sabi
I agree - when adding tea, apple juice, milk, or any drinks, the consumed water (or drink) level should be increased automatically. Recognize food items as a drink. Perhaps make water and other not 100% water drinks different. Currently I have to add water consumption as a duplicated entry.
12 May, '20
Diamonn Merged
I’d like to see different options for drinks like coffe, tea etc. Now it’s just water.
13 May, '20
Mariann M. Admin
"Add different drink options" (suggested by Diamonn on 2020-05-12), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.
12 Jan, '21
Diego Merged
El consumo de bebidas (distintas del agua) no se registra como ingesta de líquidos (tanto positiva como negativamente). Además de una correcta integración del alcohol consumido para que cuente en el cómputo de agua ingerida y también escriba datos sobre porcentaje de alcohol en sangre dentro de la app salud de IOS.
12 Jan, '21
Michael Levy
Yes, I drink 5 glasses of tea per day, it doesn't make sense to see empty water tracker
16 Sep, '21
Mr. Hakkarainen Admin
"Mayor integración de las bebidas" (suggested by Diego on 2021-01-12), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.
02 Jun, '22
Emelyne
like the other comments, it's useful for hot drinks and sodas, any drinks that aren't just water! liquid consumption matters
08 Jul, '22
Jordy
YES! This is needed!! I just got Yazio premium and expected this to be in the app (common sense?:D) I will not renew if this basic is not added!
I don’t like to drink water so I drink watered down lemonade and has low calories, but some that should be accounted for, if I add these drinks, I want the water to be tracked

Please implement! Thank you

Suggestion; perhaps hide the option “water” under some of the hidden nutrients when adding food, to have limitied impact on users who don’t want/need it. While at it, maybe also add “caffeine”..
10 Aug, '22
Nerea
Adding waves drinks in an area like water would be much better both visually and organizationally.
01 Mar, '23
Elketriker
If you want to lose weight it is very important for the pancreas to get enough fluid to work right. When you are eating soups or drink smoothies you need to count the nutrition and the amount of fluids. It is not intuitive that it dont counts the water at the same time. Especially when you count 200ml coffee at breakfast this ist almost 200ml of water. So the app must "collect" it like when you eat an apple and count it automatically and show the glasses as water and the amount below (I only have the german app and there you can read "+Wasser aus Lebensmitteln: 110ml". For this reason I find it better to rename this tracker from "water" to "liquids". But If the Intention of this tracker ist to change from bad drinks like beer and cola to good healthy water it is better to generate a new tracker named liquids. Thanks!
11 Jul, '24
Olivier Dupret
Hello,

I agree with the idea. It could be nice to start with purely water drinks if, as I can imagine, dealing with more complex drinks such as broths, soups, smoothies, juices and so on can be more complex.

Bottled water, whether still, sparkling or naturally flavoured could be a really good start.

Thanks for your work
31 Dec, '24
Walter
At least Beverages from the diary should be added to the daily water intake. Maybe show some of the glasses greyed out, according to the amount of "additional liquid" someone has had. And maybe show some warning/advice when too much of your liquid intake comes from high sugar and/or high caloric beverages like milk or lemonade.