AlcoDroid Alcohol Tracker

Myrecek

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

AlcoDroid is an alcohol consumption tracker, drinks diary and blood alcohol content calculator. AlcoDroid helps you get a better handle of what you drink and change your drinking habits. Optionally it also tracks costs of your drinks.

AlcoDroid also provides an estimate of your blood alcohol content (BAC) based on the drinks you've logged, plots your BAC development in a chart and indicates when you get below the legal limit or back to sobriety.

Widgets are available to display your current BAC on the home screen.

Named a Top Alcoholism App of 2015 in Healthline: http://www.healthline.com/health/addiction/top-alcoholism-iphone-android-apps

AlcoDroid also allows you to:
- show, edit and export your drink logbook
- chart your drinking habits daily, weekly or monthly
- display and export daily, weekly and monthly alcohol consumption statistics
- set your drinking goal (e.g. 21 standard drinks per week, SD/w) and see how your drinking matches the goal
- setup your own list of "drink presets" to log your drinks fast
- pin the most frequently used drinks to the main screen to log your drinks by two clicks
- share your status and BAC chart on Facebook, by e-mail etc

Supports US, imperial and metric units. Alcohol intake can be displayed in standard drinks (US, UK, CA, AU), grams or milliliters per week or day.

For feedback and support, visit AlcoDroid on Facebook.

Ratings and reviews

Useful features for tracking alcohol consumption. It lacks a "back" button and system gestures do not work for that. It also lacks the ability to export your data in a standardized format for use outside the app in other software. Every attempt to use the "share" options just crashes the app. I will update if things ever change. Please share an alternative if you know a better one. UPDATE Sept 2024: the UI issue persists even after an update.

Absolutely love the app. Works wonders. My only gripe is the app demands you allow permissions so it can backup data to your device. I wish this was not the case. All I want to do is track my current night of drinking. No need to save endless days of data, no reason to give the app access to certain parts of my device. If the user chooses not to allow access please get rid of the annoying message saying "failed to backup data" obviously it failed, I don't want it to have that access.

Excellent app to help monitor your intake. I play in a touring band and keeping track of drinks gets a little hazy without the help of an app like this, especially when you're surrounded by people knocking drinks back left and right. This app makes easy to switch to water when you see that tracker edging close to .08. Obviously, sobriety isn't guaranteed with an app, but it definitely makes it a hell of a lot easier to keep an eye on how much you've drank throughout the night.

What’s new

"Back" button working in stats screens