Modraly
Download on the App Store Get Modraly

Modraly

A drink tracker for people who drink, not for people who've quit

Alcohol tracker for iPhone and iPad. Units, spend and calories. No streaks, no account, no coaching.

Download on the App StoreWorks with Apple Health

Free to download. Logging is unlimited, always. Premium starts with a 7-day free trial inside the app.

Modraly home screen: daily units, favourites, and recent drinks on iPhone

For people who drink and would rather know.

Modraly counts what you drink. It does not coach you through stopping.

It's probably for you if:

  • You drink socially, somewhere between once and four times a week
  • You've genuinely no idea what that adds up to
  • You want units, spend and calories in one place, without advice
  • You'd like to see where you land against the official weekly guideline, and decide for yourself what to do with that

It's probably not the tool if:

  • You're looking for a recovery programme or a coach
  • You want accountability check-ins, community, or a sober streak counter
  • You need clinical support

Those are real needs and Modraly doesn't meet them. Try the NHS (UK), Alcool Info Service (FR) or NIAAA (US). We're not affiliated with any of them, and there's nothing in it for us if you go.

Four things that stay true.

  1. 01

    Nothing resets

    No streaks, no badges, no sober-day counter. A three-drink Friday is a number in your week, not a broken run.

  2. 02

    Your country's measure

    UK units, French verres standards, US, Canadian and Australian standard drinks, each with its own grams of alcohol and its official guideline.

  3. 03

    Nothing to sign up for

    No account, no Modraly server. Your log stays on your device.

  4. 04

    Made for Apple devices

    iPhone and iPad, an App Clip to try it without installing, Home Screen widgets, custom app icons.

Three steps, then it stays out of the way.

  1. Log a drink screen with favourites and drink types

    01

    Log it in two taps

    Save your regulars as favourites and a drink goes in from the Home Screen widget or the app in seconds. Sensible defaults, no forms.

  2. Week stats showing units, spend, calories, and weekly reference

    02

    See the week

    Day, week and month views: units (or verres, or standard drinks, whichever is standard where you are), what you spent, roughly how many calories, and where the week sits against the official weekly guideline. Curious what one drink counts as? Work it out here, no install needed.

  3. Calendar month view with drink-free and over-limit days

    03

    Optional morning nudge

    One reminder at 09:00 to log last night, if you want it. Off by default. It never tells you how you did.

Try it without installing.

On an iPhone, Safari can open an App Clip. Log a drink, no App Store visit required.

Open the App Clip

What you get on iPhone and iPad.

  • App Clip

    Log a drink from Safari on iPhone without installing the full app.

  • Home Screen widgets

    Add a drink without opening the app, and see the last seven days at a glance.

    Premium
  • Favourites

    Your usual pint, your usual glass, your usual round. Logged in one tap.

  • Day, week, month, and custom ranges

    Pick any date range and see the totals for it.

    Custom ranges: Premium
  • The weekly guideline, localised

    UK units, verres in France, US standard drinks. Shown as a reference point, not a target or a limit. See the guidelines for each country.

  • Apple Health

    Modraly writes your drinks to Health so they sit with the rest of your data. It never reads anything back.

  • CSV export

    Every entry, yours to take.

    Premium
  • Custom app icons

    Pick an icon that sits on your Home Screen without advertising the log.

    Premium

There is no Modraly server.

  • No account. No email, no password, no sign-in. You open the app and it works.
  • Your data stays on your iPhone. We don't have it. We can't see it, sell it, lose it or hand it over, because there's nothing on our side to hand over.
  • It leaves when you decide. Export a CSV whenever you want. If your iPhone backs up to iCloud, that backup follows your own iOS settings, like every other app on your phone.

The app has no login screen because the data never leaves your phone.

Logging is free. It stays free.

Unlimited logging on free. Always.

Feature Free Premium
Logging drinks Unlimited Unlimited
History & stats Last 15 days Unlimited
Favourites Up to 3 Unlimited
Morning reminder 09:00 Any time you like
Day / week / month stats
Custom date ranges
Home Screen widgets
CSV export
Custom app icons

No entry limits on free, no ads, no nagging screen on launch. If the 15-day window is all you need, that is a complete product. Use it for years.

Two ways to go Premium.

Monthly

£5.99 / month

No free trial on the monthly plan.

Questions

Do I have to subscribe?

No. Logging drinks is unlimited on the free tier and always will be. Free keeps 15 days of history and 3 favourites. Premium adds unlimited history, widgets, custom ranges, CSV export and custom app icons.

How does the free trial work?

Start it in the app, on the annual plan. You get seven days. If you don't cancel before day seven ends, it becomes a paid year at £39.99 (or your local equivalent). Cancelling takes about four taps in your iPhone's Subscriptions settings, and you keep Premium until the trial's last day.

Is there a trial on the monthly plan?

No. Monthly is monthly. The trial is annual-only.

Can I try Modraly without installing it?

On iPhone, yes. The App Clip lets you log a drink from Safari without installing the full app. Widgets, history beyond 15 days and custom icons need the installed app, and some of those need Premium.

Where does my data go?

Nowhere. There's no account and no Modraly server. Everything lives in the app on your iPhone or iPad. Export it as CSV whenever you want.

Is this an app to help me stop drinking?

No. Modraly counts and shows. It doesn't set goals for you, doesn't run programmes, and doesn't have an opinion about your week. If you're after support to stop, the NHS, Alcool Info Service and NIAAA are better places to start.

Will it tell me I've had too much?

No. You'll see your number next to the official weekly guideline for your country. What that means is yours to decide.

Which devices and countries?

iPhone and iPad (iOS 26 or later, iPadOS 26 or later). It is on the App Store in the US, Canada, Australia, France and the UK. More countries to come. No Android version today, and no date for one.

Does it estimate blood alcohol?

No, and it won't. Blood alcohol depends on things an app can't measure, and a wrong number is worse than no number.

Start with tonight.

Log one drink. It takes about ten seconds and costs nothing.

Download on the App Store