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ClearPour – an iPhone drink tracker based on ABV and drink size

ClearPour – an iPhone drink tracker based on ABV and drink size

by aleshh·May 13, 2026·1 point·0 comments

AI Analysis

MidCozy

Tracks alcohol by ABV and size, but generic drink counters already handle this.

Strengths
  • No-judgment positioning distinguishes it from recovery-focused apps like I Am Sober.
  • One-time purchase model avoids the subscription fatigue common in health tracking apps.
  • Private iCloud sync keeps sensitive drinking data off third-party servers.
Weaknesses
  • Core functionality overlaps significantly with existing apps like DrinkControl.
  • Limited to iOS ecosystem excludes Android users and web-based tracking needs.
Category
Target Audience

iPhone users who want to monitor alcohol intake without judgment or recovery focus

Similar To

DrinkControl · I Am Sober · AlcoDroid

Post Description

Hey all,

I like to track my drinkng, but the idea of "one drink" in a world where beer varies be tween 4.5 and 8% seemed weird. Also, a lot of existing drink trackers are (understandably) aimed at people who want to stop drinking.

Anyways, I made an iPhone app to fix these things. Free for five different drinks, one-time in app purchase to unlock unlimited, plus a few other features.

I actually hand-coded a version of this years ago; this version is pointing LLM's at that codebase and guiding it through the iOS 26 rewrite.

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