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Version 0.3.68 · 2026-07-16
Some improvements have been made. Bug fixes.
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The store currently lists version 0.3.68, updated 2026-07-16.




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Drinking water is a good habit! And adorable Watercat will help you build this healthy habit easily!
70% of the human body is made up of water.
It would be hard to overestimate the importance of water: water transports nutrients and flushes out toxins, increases metabolism and helps lose weight, boosts energy and performance, has positive impact on skin health and makes you look younger, makes you feel good and cheerful - the list can go on and on.
However sometimes in the bustle of everyday life we do not pay attention to thirst or even confuse thirst and hunger. How to maintain water balance?
Here comes Watercat: drink reminder, water tracker & balance.
Watercat is a cute, beautiful and easy-to-use app which includes all the features you need to build a healthy habit of drinking enough water.…
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