HidrateSpark

Health & Medical Electronics · Smartwatches & Fitness Trackers

Facts

as of Nov 14, 2026

HidrateSpark is the world's smartest water bottle that tracks your water intake, glows to remind you to drink, syncs via Bluetooth to our hydration app, Fitbit, and Apple watch.

Headquarters
Minneapolis, United States
Website
hidratespark.com
Sources: company registers, GLEIF, Wikidata, the company's site, Alion job postingsReport a mistake

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Sanctions lists
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No match
Phishing reports
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None
Layoff notices
US WARN notices on file
None
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Footprint

Hiring in 2 cities in 1 country.

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SiteTypeOpen rolesHires most forEngineering
Minneapolis United StatesHeadquarters0
Henderson United StatesRegional office0
Source: office addresses in postings and company registers

Milestones

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Newsroom

top 0.31%Web presenceof 133.2M domains by links, Common Crawl
4.6 ★App Store20k ratings
#694,005Web rankTranco top 1M
Jun 152026
News · apple
The 621ml HidrateSpark PRO 2 is the world's smartest water bottle, designed to help you stay hydrated like never before. Buy online now on the Apple website.
Nov 19, 20252025
News · AppleInsider
The HidrateSpark Pro 2 makes tracking your water intake easy and fun with Apple Health integration, Find My, and plenty of options for drinking alerts.
Oct 2, 20252025
Press release · PRNewswire
/PRNewswire/ -- HidrateSpark, the pioneer behind the world
Apr 27, 20252025
News · HuffPost
I never realized how much water I was missing until this came along.
Aug 2, 20242024
News · iMore
The HidrateSpark Pro Steel is a smart water bottle that can cool your drinks and keep track of your hydration.
Oct 27, 20202020
Sources: the outlets named on each headline, each story once