Remember to drink water at work

A place for your bottle.
A moment to notice it.

Make a small plan around the workday you already have. Pick a visible bottle spot, then turn everyday transitions into reminder cards.

Make my cue cards ↘

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A reminder that fits your day

Choose the moment.
Keep the action small.

Keep it somewhere permitted and away from equipment or other hazards.

From intention to an ordinary moment

Three details to decide once.

01 / The place

Choose one allowed, accessible spot. If you move between rooms, use your break area or another place you already return to.

02 / The cue

Pick a real event: opening your notebook, taking an existing break, or packing your bag. Edit the wording so it sounds like your day.

03 / The record

Log only what you actually drank. A reminder is not a completed drink; checking the bottle does not mean it is empty.

Keep the bottle. Simplify the logging.

Your bottle,
one tap away.

Dropkin lets you save your bottle and log a whole, half or quarter serving. Its reminders stay within your chosen hours and stop at your goal.

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Dropkin saved vessels screen showing a work bottleActual app screenshot

Before you print.

Will this send me reminders?

No. This is a printable planning tool. It cannot send notifications or track drinks. For on-device reminders and logging, see Dropkin.

How much water should I drink?

This tool does not set an intake target. Its cues only remind you to check your bottle. Use your own appropriate guidance, including any clinician-directed fluid restrictions.

Are my cue cards saved?

No. The fields stay in this page while it is open, but this tool does not save them or send them anywhere. Copy or print before refreshing or leaving.

Can I make just one card?

Yes. Keep the cue that fits and delete the other two. At least one cue and a bottle location are needed to build your cards.

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