Track Every Sip
Automatically.
SipCube S1 sits inside any water bottle and silently logs every drink via pressure sensor. No tapping. No logging. Just drink normally.
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How It Works
Three steps. Zero friction.
You focus on the workout. SipCube handles the water.
Drop it in
Place the SipCube S1 inside any wide-mouth bottle. It calibrates to your specific container in 30 seconds — whatever bottle you already own.
Drink normally
The pressure sensor detects every sip via fluid displacement. No buttons, no tapping, no remembering. It just knows.
Hit your goal
Your personalized daily goal — calculated from weight, activity, and local weather — is tracked automatically. Every sip syncs live via Bluetooth.
The Device
Invisible inside
your bottle.
At just 1.5"×1.5"×1.5", the SipCube sits at the bottom of any bottle with a suction-cup base. You never notice it — until you open the app.
The Charger
Wireless charging.
No cables in your bottle.
Set the SipCube on the dock overnight. Fully waterproof and rechargeable — no ports, no cables threading through your bottle, ever.
How We Compare
The only tracker that
works with your bottle.
Competitors require you to buy their proprietary bottle. SipCube installs in the one you already own — whatever wide-mouth bottle you use today.
| Device | Tracking method | Goal engine | Your bottle? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Competitor A (smart bottle tracker) | LED reminder + manual | Static goal | No — proprietary bottle only |
| Competitor B (smart water bottle) | Sensor in bottle | Static goal | No — proprietary bottle only |
| SipCube S1 | Pressure sensor — automatic | Dynamic (weather + altitude) | ✓ Any bottle you own |
Early Access
Stop Losing Gains
to Dehydration
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⚡ Early access closes when we hit capacity
FAQ
Honest answers
Learn
Sport-specific hydration guides
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