Hydration, made effortless.
AquaPuck is a small device that snaps onto any bottle, tracks every sip, and uses ambient LED cues to gently keep you on pace... all day, without thinking about it.

Sensors, a magnetic mount, and a small puck that fits the bottle you already have.
Why it works: a light on your bottle reminds you to drink, so you don't have to rely on willpower.
See your sips as they happen, check your weekly trends, and set a goal that fits you.
Watch each sip show up live, look back at your week, and set your own daily goal.
We think everyone should have clean water. A portion of every AquaPuck we sell goes to The Water Project, which brings safe drinking water to communities that don't have it.
Learn About The Water Project →We're planning a Kickstarter campaign to raise money for AquaPuck. Join the waitlist and you'll be among the first to get one.
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Meet the sensors, LED lights, and computer chip that work to keep you hydrated.
AquaPuck is made to fit standard size water bottles, so you can keep the one you already have.
AquaPuck simply attaches onto your water bottle, ready to track within seconds.
A load cell measures the change in weight with every sip, accurate to ±2ml.
A ring of LEDs shows your hydration status at a glance, so you always know your progress.
Bluetooth sends each sip to the companion app as it happens.
A silicone grip wraps around the bottle and stays in place.
Set your daily target in the app and AquaPuck adjusts its LED cues to match.
Join the waitlist for early-bird pricing.
Nearly 1 in 3 U.S. adults is inadequately hydrated¹, and the problem isn't laziness. It's that a fundamental step of the habit loop is broken. AquaPuck closes that gap.
Habits start with a cue, not with motivation. AquaPuck's LED ring changes your surroundings so that drinking water becomes the default.
Every habit is initiated by a cue, and we are more likely to notice cues that stand out. Unfortunately, the environments where we live and work often make it easy not to do certain actions because there is no obvious cue to trigger the behavior.
James Clear, Atomic HabitsThe LED ring sits on your bottle, not on your phone. The reminder and the action happen in the same place, which fits what habit research suggests works best.
Join the waitlist and we'll let you know when you can try one.
See your readings live, check your weekly trends, and set your own daily goal.
Set your hydration goal and calibrate the device in seconds.
Your intake updates as you drink. There's nothing to log.
See your whole week at a glance and spot patterns.
Your body stats help set a goal that fits you.
Adjust your targets, reminders, and units.
A progress ring shows how much you've had so far today.
See 7-day bar charts, daily averages, and your best days.
Set a daily target between 1L and 4L. Reminders adjust to match.
The app updates as you drink. There's nothing to log and no delay.
Battery level and connection status are always visible.
Goal streaks, reminders, and health app integrations are planned.
Waitlist members get beta access before the public launch.
Have a question, a partnership idea, or just want to say hi? Send us a message.
AquaPuck started when Shreyas discovered that his chronic dehydration was causing him bloody noses and migraines. So, he decided to create the simplest way to remember to stay hydrated, using lights and notifications to remind him when necessary. After a few competition wins, testing rounds, and feedback from mentors and other entrepreneurs, the founders knew they had to bring AquaPuck to everyone else who struggles to stay hydrated.

Shreyas (class of '27) is a Colorado native, attending Kent Denver School. He started AquaPuck to fix his chronic dehydration, and then discovered the impact it could bring others. He loves skiing, hiking, and playing spikeball with friends, and has a passion for health technology that lets others stay active.
On a daily basis, he works on developing the product and the app, testing and fine-tuning so AquaPuck can release as soon as possible. He also helps make AquaPuck's marketing ads and videos along with Sohan. He is interested in where business and engineering overlap, and AquaPuck lets him work on both.
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Sohan is also in the Class of 2027 at Kent Denver School. He plays tennis and also likes being outdoors. He joined Shreyas as co-founder and runs marketing, distribution, and communications. He also helps with 3D design for the product, designing prototypes before competitions and testing rounds.
One morning, Shreyas woke up feeling awful. His head was pounding, his nose was bleeding, and he was dizzy before he even got out of bed. He had slept eight hours and wasn't sick. The cause turned out to be simple: he hadn't drunk enough water the day before.
That morning he started thinking about why staying hydrated is so hard, and not just for athletes. Plenty of people drink coffee all day, sit at a desk, go from class to class, and only realize they're dehydrated once their body starts hurting.
Nearly 1 in 3 U.S. adults is inadequately hydrated¹. Most of them care about their health, yet often fail to drink. This is because a fundamental step is missing from the habit cycle.
Hydration affects almost everything about how you feel. Your brain, your muscles, your body temperature, and your organs all depend on water.
Even mild dehydration, a loss of about 1.5% of body weight in fluid, can hurt vigilance and working memory and increase fatigue.³
Fatigue is one of the first signs of dehydration. Keeping up with your water helps your energy stay steady through the day.
Losing 3% of your body's fluid can cut physical output by up to 20%. That matters whether you work out or just walk to class.
Research links dehydration to higher cortisol and a worse mood. Drinking enough water is a simple way to feel calmer.
Chronic dehydration is linked to kidney stones, UTIs, digestive problems, and strain on the heart. The effects build over time.
We started AquaPuck with one belief: hydration should become automatic. A reminder should be part of your surroundings and work in the background. AquaPuck's LED ring prompts you to pick up your bottle when you need to drink, so you don't have to remember your goals.
We wanted the product to be as small and minimalistic as possible, so users can easily integrate the fix. AquaPuck simply attaches to your current water bottle with a tiny footprint, so you'll barely notice any change.
AquaPuck is still pre-launch. We're in the stage of testing and developing the hardware and app, to make the user experience as easy and seamless as possible. We're a small team and we are focused on the details, wanting the product experience to feel amazing every time. When we're ready, we'll launch a Kickstarter campaign to raise funding for AquaPuck, with support from our waitlist!
We aren't trying to out-feature everything, but rather using principles-first design that focuses only on the essential elements of the habits of hydration.
Habits form through cues, not motivation. We design the cue so you don't have to rely on discipline.
We say no to any feature that doesn't help you drink more water.
Software is easy to update. A physical product has to feel right from day one.
A portion of every AquaPuck sold goes to The Water Project.
We're launching soon. Join the waitlist to be among the first to get an AquaPuck.
Here's where AquaPuck has competed and presented so far.
We wanted honest feedback on AquaPuck, so we entered competitions and pitched to people who start and fund companies.
Won first place and the $10,000 grand prize at the University of Colorado Boulder's high school New Venture Challenge.
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Presented AquaPuck at Pitch Boulder, an entrepreneurship forum for angel investors, entrepreneurs, and builders.
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Won first place and a cash prize at Kent Denver's Innovation and Creation Competition.
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