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Version 3.9 · 2026-09-23
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The store currently lists version 3.9, updated 2026-09-23.








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HiWater not only helps you record your daily water intake, but also analyzes the hydration structure based on the water pyramid model. The water pyramid divides daily beverages into six healthy levels, which can help you understand whether your water intake is in line with health guidelines.
== Features ==
**Track Daily Water Intake**
HiWater helps you quickly log your daily water intake, and also helps you set a personalized daily hydration goal.
**Water Pyramid**
Just like the food pyramid, the water pyramid classifies beverages into different health levels. HiWater helps you analyze the structure of your water intake to avoid consuming too many beverages and promote good health. The water pyramid model comes from the Healthy Beverage Guidelines proposed by experts at the Harvard School of Public Health and related research.…
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