Install latest/stable of HydrateMe – Smart Hydration Reminder
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Take Control of Your Wellness with HydrateMe
Dehydration is a silent drain on productivity, often causing fatigue, headaches, and decreased focus. HydrateMe is an elegant, open-source utility designed specifically for the Linux desktop that runs quietly in your system tray to ensure you never forget to drink water.
Unlike intrusive alarm apps, HydrateMe conforms to your system environment, presenting clean, non-disruptive alerts that help you build healthy habits naturally.
Features
• 💧 Customizable reminder intervals
• 🔔 Native desktop notifications
• 🔊 Custom reminder sounds
• 🖥️ System tray integration
• 🔒 Lock screen detection (GNOME support)
• ⚡ Lightweight and optimized for Linux
• 🎨 Automatic Light/Dark theme support
• 🚀 Launch on startup
• 🛠️ Simple and intuitive settings
• 📢 Test notification and sound playback
• ❤️ Privacy-friendly — no tracking or cloud services
Built for Linux
HydrateMe integrates naturally with modern Linux desktop environments and is optimized for Ubuntu, GNOME, and other compatible distributions.
The application automatically detects when your screen is locked and switches to native notifications instead of intrusive reminder windows, ensuring reminders are delivered appropriately.
Perfect For
• Developers
• Students
• Remote workers
• Office professionals
• Gamers
• Anyone who spends long hours at a computer
Stay Healthy, Stay Focused
Hydration is the easiest way to boost your daily focus. Download HydrateMe today and build healthy habits effortlessly.
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