A quieter way to stay hydrated. No streaks. No guilt. Just small sips, steady days — and a clearer head for it.
Quiet, useful, yours.
Built to be the calmest app on your home screen — and to stay out of the way the moment you've had enough water.
A goal that fits you
Onboarding asks your weight, activity, and climate — then suggests a daily goal in litres that feels right for your body. Change it any time; nothing is locked in.
One-tap sips
Pick the everyday cup, bottle, or mug you actually drink from. One tap on Home logs exactly that amount — no menus, no math.
Gentle reminders
Quiet nudges during your wake hours only. Snooze, pause for the day, or cap the count — your call.
A calm history
A week of soft bars, just enough to notice a pattern. Supporters can browse up to 90 days — no pop-ups asking.
A small widget
Glance your progress, tap +8 oz, and get on with your morning. No need to open the app — and we'll walk you through pinning it the first time.
Lives on your phone
No account, no sign-in, no cloud. Your data is stored locally with Apple's SwiftData — and it stays there.
Four soft accents
Sage, Warm Sand, Soft Lavender, and a Sunrise hue as a thank-you to supporters. Pick a feeling, not a color.
Pick the one that feels like you.
Tap a swatch to feel it across the page. In the app, you pick it once — and we never need to know which.
A look inside.
Three of the six screens you'll spend time with.
Welcome — a calm first hello.
Settings — gentle, on your schedule.
History — every day, gently logged.
A tip jar, not a paywall.
Every feature is free, forever. If still. has helped you build a calmer routine, you can keep it independent.
Support still.
still. is a small family project — no team, no investors, no ads. The app is free, and every feature stays free. If it has earned a place in your day, you can chip in two ways — and either one unlocks the same small thank-yous.
The app behaves exactly the same whether you support it or not.
still. does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and it is not an emergency service. If you are in crisis, please contact local emergency services or use the in-app crisis resources.