AlcoBalance - Alcohol Tracker

Your Personal Alcohol Math. For Mindful Drinkers. AlcoBalance is an alcohol tracker for the evening itself. Most drink trackers report last month. This one shows the next hour. Log a drink and watch the curve build. Your curve, tuned to your body — not averages. See your peak. Know when it fades. AlcoBalance estimates your blood alcohol level minute by minute and tells you when you'll be sober again. Plus the question that actually comes up at the table: what happens if you pour another one? No breathalyzer needed. The number is built from your own inputs, so it's an estimate, not a sensor reading. What's inside: - Real-time BAC curve. Where the peak lands and how many hours until zero. - Fast alcohol tracking. Two taps for a beer or a shot, and the drink counter moves with the curve. - Personal math: weight, sex, age, and the food and water in this session. - The "one more?" forecast. See where the next drink lands you before it's poured. - Standard drinks, sorted. A pint and a double whisky land on the same scale; the standard drink calculator is built in. - Android and iOS, works offline. Stats build up as the evenings go by. The core is free: the curve, time to sober, the "one more" forecast. Made for people who: - want an alcohol tracker that answers "how am I doing right now" - need a drink tracker that works while the night is still going - are into mindful drinking and want the numbers behind the phrase - have a flight to catch, or a nine o'clock meeting Some people use it to drink less, some to stop drinking altogether. Plenty just want their own numbers and a night that ends where they planned. The app doesn't grade you and it doesn't pick your goal. Quitting isn't the goal here. Your rhythm is. control the moment. save your tomorrows. master your rhythm. today. tomorrow. the long run. IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER This app is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. BAC calculations are for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not be used to determine your ability to drive. Always consult a healthcare professional for medical advice. Terms of Use: https://alcobalance.com/terms