Daily Water Tracker
A clay kitchen in morning sun, a table with a bowl and bread.

One tap per glass.

Log water the second you drink it, then watch today's count and your last seven days build themselves from your own taps.

Log a glass

Tap twice, that's two glasses.

How many glasses this tap represents — normally just '1'.
The date this glass belongs to, YYYY-MM-DD, pre-filled with your own local date.
Optional — a short note like 'with breakfast' or 'after run'.

Your count

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Counted on this page from the taps whose day matches your own local date. It updates the moment a tap is logged — an empty Glasses field just refreshes the count without adding one.

Glasses per day — last 7 days

Newest day on the right

Glasses

Day (your local time) · dashed bar = no glasses logged that day

Your taps

Newest first

An empty clay shelf with one small pot tipped on its side.

No taps logged yet

Press Log a glass and your first tap appears here, with the time in your own local clock.

  • AddedYour local date and time for each tap.
  • GlassesHow many glasses that single tap counted for.
  • NoteWhatever you typed, or blank if you left it empty.

The count, the chart and this list cover your most recent 200 taps.

How the numbers are worked out

Each returned tap carries a day and a number of glasses. Today's big number adds up only the taps whose day equals your local date; the chart groups the same taps by day for the last seven days. Nothing is averaged, rounded or smoothed — two taps of one glass read as two glasses.