Gatorade Gx: Sports Science

Can you add AppleHealthKit integration to track “water” similar to how “Hidrate” does it? Would be more convenient! Thanks!

Won’t allow me to create an account after following all prompts and creating a password matching their criteria. Have tried several times. Killing in the app, deleting and re-downloading.

This app is grate but you should add widgets for your phone

Same issues as others. I get a “hmm, looks like something went wrong” error after allowing notifications and cannot sign in.

Opens camera to scan but never scans

Every time I try to login it lets me enter my information and then lets me continue to where it ask to allow notifications and when I click allow I either get an error message saying my session expired or I get a try again message and nothing works. Un installed and re installed and still didn’t work.

I bought a Smart Gx Bottle and when it finally arrived I was excited to use it for my morning run to track my hydration. I charged it and downloaded the app. It prompted me to signup to make an account. It asked for my email, which I put in, and then my date of birth. When I tap the area to put it in the “Done” button slides to the top of the page and no other prompt shows up except for a grayed out background of the original page. There’s no keyboard, calendar, or scroll feature that shows up that allows me to put in my DOB. There isn’t even a line where I would type it as I tried to write it down in my notes and copy and paste it into the app. I’ve tried redownloading the app, restarting my phone, refreshing a new signup page and nothing will let me get past the first two steps. Very frustrating, missed my morning run trying to troubleshoot this.

App won’t use the right camera to scan patch. Cannot focus. Does not work on 12 Pro, 13 Pro, 14 Pro an now 15 Pro.

Good App needs widget integration

App uses the wrong camera (iPhone 14 pro) and can’t get into focus when the path is close enough to match the guide outlines. iPhones camera itself will auto correct and use the close up lens to get into focus, but the Gatorade app isn’t designed to do the same. Until then this product is $25 wasted.