Tidalume Station · Coming soon

Your first glass, ready when you wake.

A countertop water station that wakes with you. A soft sunrise light, your first glass of water waiting, and a calm two-minute start with the free Tidalume app.

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In development. No account needed for the app. Everything stays on your phone.

Concept render: a slim white Tidalume Station on a kitchen counter at dawn, its base glowing amber, a glass of water under the spout.
Concept render. Final design may change.

WaterA glass before your phone.

BreathTwo slow minutes.

IntentionOne small plan for today.

The Tidalume Station

A quiet light on the counter, and a glass that's already poured.

We're designing the Station to do one thing well: make the first glass of the day the easiest thing you do. Here's what it's being built to do.

Concept close-up: the Station's base light glowing warm amber in a dark kitchen before sunrise.

  • Ready at wake

    Set your wake time once. Leave a glass under the spout at night and it's filled and waiting in the morning.

  • A sunrise light

    A warm light ring brightens slowly before you wake, so the day starts gently instead of with a jolt.

  • Counts itself

    Every glass you pour is logged in the Tidalume app. No tapping, no remembering.

  • Learns your rhythm

    It notices when you usually drink and offers a steady pace through the day, inside a daily goal that tops out at 3.5 L.

  • Quiet by design

    No screen, no beeps, no notifications from the counter. A soft glow and a glass of water.

  • Pairs with the app

    Morning Tide, your week and your goal all live in the free Tidalume app, with or without a Station.

Two ways to fill it

The same Station, built in two versions, depending on your kitchen.

Concept render: the Station with its clear glass tank lifted off to refill at the sink.

Tank

Fill it, place it anywhere

A clear, removable glass reservoir. Lift it off, fill it at the tap and set it back. No installation, so it works on any counter, desk or nightstand, and it moves with you.

  • No plumbing
  • Works anywhere
  • The Station tells you when it's time to refill
Concept render: the slimmer direct-connect Station on a kitchen counter, a thin braided water line running from its base into the countertop.

Direct connect Our pick

Connected to your water line

A slim line runs from the Station to the cold-water supply under your counter, so there's nothing to refill, ever. Your first glass is ready every morning without you thinking about it.

  • Never refill
  • Slimmer on the counter
  • One-time install under the sink

The Station is in development. Both versions, their features, design, size and price are still being decided and may change before launch.

A morning with Tidalume

About three minutes. Then your day.

  1. The light comes up

    The Station's ring warms slowly, like the sky outside.

  2. Your glass is ready

    Drink it before the phone. The app counts it for you.

  3. Two minutes to breathe

    In for four, hold for four, out for six. A voice guides you if you want one.

  4. One intention

    A small if-then plan: “When I sit down to work, then I name one task.”

  5. The rest of the tide

    A quiet midday check, a work block with your music, and Low Tide to close the day.

A woman by a sunlit kitchen window holding a glass of water, eyes closed.
Before the inbox.
A man on a balcony at sunrise holding a glass of water, looking out at the sea.
Before the commute.

Start today, for free

The Tidalume app

The two-minute morning works with any glass. The free app is coming soon to Google Play.

  • Morning Tide. Water, a slow breath and one intention, with a Bible verse, a quote or a reflection if you like.
  • Your tide, your pace. Log a glass in one tap, see the wave rise, and get one quiet midday check.
  • Work and Power. Timed blocks with your own music and a sip break, from 30 seconds to 90 minutes.
  • Your week. Real days, levels and badges for showing up, never for drinking more.
  • Private. No account, no ads, no tracking. It works offline and your data stays on your phone.

Coming soon toGoogle Play

Morning Tide screen: 'Morning. The tide's coming in.' with a Bible verse card.
Today screen: 750 of 2,300 ml with a rising wave, quick-add glass sizes and today's intention.
Week screen in dark mode: six mornings in a row, days on goal and a water chart.

Plain and honest

A habit, not a prescription. Tidalume is for everyday routines. It isn't medical advice and doesn't diagnose or treat anything.

More isn't always better. The daily goal is capped at 3.5 L, and the app tells you if you drink a lot very quickly.

Your data is yours. The app has no account and sends nothing anywhere. You can export or delete everything in Settings.

Concept render: water pouring from the Station into a clear glass in morning light.

Be first in line

Join the Station waitlist

We'll email you when the Tidalume Station is ready to reserve, and now and then with progress. No spam, and you can leave any time.

Questions

When will the Station be available?

It's in development now. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you as soon as you can reserve one. The free app comes first.

How much will it cost?

We haven't set a price yet. Waitlist members hear first.

Tank or direct connect: which should I get?

If you can run a line to the cold-water supply under your counter, direct connect is the easiest: nothing to refill, ever. If you rent, want it on a desk or nightstand, or don't want any install, the tank version works anywhere.

Do I need the Station to use the app?

No. The app works with any glass. The Station just makes the first glass automatic and counts it for you.

Is the app really free? Do I need an account?

Yes, it's free, and there's no account. Everything you log stays on your phone and the app works offline.

How much water should I drink?

The app suggests a starting goal from your day and climate, between 1.5 and 3.5 L, and you can change it. If you've been told to limit or increase fluids, follow your doctor's advice.

Which phones will it work on?

Android first, on Google Play. If you'd like it on iPhone, join the waitlist and tell us.