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An alcohol tracker for people who still drink. Count units, spend and calories. No streaks, no account.

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Modraly is an alcohol tracker for iPhone and iPad for people who want to drink less, not quit. Log a drink in two taps and see units, spend and calories next to your country's weekly guideline. No streaks, no sober-day counter, no account: your data stays on your device. Free with unlimited logging.
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As answered by people managing CodeinCloud and Modraly.
Modraly's answer:
Swift and SwiftUI for the iPhone and iPad app, with an App Clip, WidgetKit Home Screen widgets and StoreKit for subscriptions. Data is stored on-device only. The website is built with Astro.
Modraly's answer:
Most alcohol apps are sobriety programmes with a drink log bolted on. Modraly is the opposite: a drink diary for people who still drink. It counts units, spend and calories, shows your weekly total next to the official guideline for your country (UK, France, US, Canada or Australia), and then stays quiet. There are no streaks, badges or sober-day counters, so one drink never wipes out your progress. There is also no account and no Modraly server: your drink history stays on your iPhone or iPad.
Modraly's answer:
Choose Modraly if you want to see how much you actually drink without signing up for a programme. Reframe and Sunnyside are coaching products with accounts and yearly subscriptions. I Am Sober and Try Dry are built around staying alcohol-free. MyDrinkaware focuses on UK units and needs an account. Modraly logs a drink in two taps, is free with unlimited logging, and keeps your data on your device. It is the wrong choice if you want coaching, medication support, an Android app, or blood alcohol estimates. None of those are on the roadmap.
Modraly's answer:
Adults who drink and want to keep an eye on it: people cutting back rather than quitting, people doing Dry January or Sober October who don't want one slip to reset everything, and anyone curious about how many units, calories or pounds/euros go into their week. It is aimed at iPhone and iPad users in the UK, France, the US, Canada and Australia, and it cares a lot about privacy. It is not a recovery app, and people with alcohol dependence should speak to a doctor.
Modraly's answer:
I'm Quentin, an indie iOS developer in London, and I build Modraly on my own. I kept finding that alcohol apps assumed you wanted to quit: streak counters, sobriety badges, coaching upsells. I wanted something simpler: a quiet diary that tells me the numbers and compares them with the official guideline, without an account and without judging a Friday night. Modraly 1.0 launched on the App Store on 6 September 2026, in English and French.
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