http://www.newsweek.com/hidratespark-steel-review-water-tracking-made-easy-1568336

In a moment of optimism, I downloaded a calorie tracking app to monitor the food and water I was consuming. I wanted to see what correlations there were between what I was eating and drinking and how I was feeling. That experiment only lasted a week. The results were interesting but less than the amount of effort it took to continually input the data. If you don't have health concerns that require constant tracking, the manual process of recording food and water is still just too time-consuming.

Tyler Hayes

All hope was not lost in my endeavor, however. While there's not any way I know of to track food automatically, without constant input, there is a way to do so for water. The HidrateSpark Steel is the company's latest effort to help consumers become water aware and stay hydrated throughout the day.