Count what you drink. See your own pattern.

One tap per drink, from the app or the widget. A calendar shaded by amount, weekly and monthly totals, and your own average. No account, no goals, no advice.

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See how it works
The Today screen: a counter reading 2 drinks today, about 2.7 standard drinks, with minus and plus buttons. Below it, today’s log lists a beer at 10:06 PM and one standard drink at 10:05 PM.

From what’s on tap, to one tap.

Not just for the beer drinkers. The Today screen and the Home Screen widget both log a drink with a single tap. Everything else is optional and happens later.

Close-up of the Today counter: 2 drinks today, between a minus and a plus button.
Today, in the app
A Home Screen with the small Tallyist widget, reading 2 drinks today, with a plus button.
The widget, on the Home Screen

A calendar you can read at a glance.

Days shade by amount. Weeks and months add up.

The Calendar for September 2026. Most days from the 1st to the 23rd are outlined as no alcohol. The 10th, 11th, 15th and today, the 24th, are 1 to 2 standard drinks. The 19th is 3 to 5. The 5th is 6 to 9.
September, as logged: no alcohol on most days, 1 to 2 standard drinks on four, 3 to 5 on one, and 6 to 9 on the 5th.

Say what it was, when you feel like it.

Beer, wine, spirit, cocktail. Size and strength if you want them. Or leave it as a drink, which is also fine.

The drink sheet over the Today screen: Beer selected, a 12 oz can, strength set to 5% ABV, equal to about 1 standard drink, and a Log drink button.

Yesterday counts too.

Add a drink to any past day, change one, or remove one. The log is yours to keep accurate.

History, grouped by day: Wednesday, September 23 with a beer and one standard drink, 2.7 in total; Tuesday, September 22 with a cocktail and two beers.

Charts of what you logged, side-by-side comparisons of your own days, and optional references from published US surveys, each named and dated in the app. The dashed line is your own average, not a target.

Trends for the last 13 weeks: 55 standard drinks over 28 days with drinks, a bar per week from July to September against a dashed line marked Your weekly average, 4.5. Below, 0.6 per day on average, and 61 of 89 days with no drinks logged. Settings, Comparisons: a Weekly average reference sourced to the Alcohol Research Group’s 2020 National Alcohol Survey, compared with all adults, men, or women.

Session pacing

An optional card that shows how many drinks you have logged in the current sitting, when it started, and when the last one was. Off by default. It sets no limit and sends no notification.

The Today screen with the session pace card: 2 drinks this session, started 10:05 PM, last drink 17 min ago.

Phones away.

Tap the number to hide the amount, hold the plus to say what the drink type is.

About Tallyist on Apple Watch
The watch counter: 3 drinks today, about 3 standard drinks, between a minus and a plus button, with the 1–2, 3–5, 6–9 and 10+ legend below.

On Android.

Same app, same rules. No account is required. Tallyist asks for no sign-in, and has no permission to use the internet.

Everything else.

  • Appearance

    System, light, or dark.

  • Standard drink size

    United States, United Kingdom, or Australia. Past days recount when you change it.

  • Apple Health

    Optional. Saves your drinks to Health if you allow it, and shows drinks other apps recorded there.

  • iCloud sync

    Your log on your own devices, through your own iCloud.

  • Fill multiple days

    Press and drag across the calendar to fill several days at once.

  • Siri and Shortcuts

    Log by voice with Siri, or from Shortcuts and the Action button.

  • Share a month or year

    An image of the calendar and its totals, made on your device, sent only where you send it.

  • CSV export

    Your whole log as a spreadsheet file.

Yours, and only yours.

Apple Health is optional, and the app works without it.

No account required
There is nothing to sign up for.
No servers
Tallyist runs none. Your log never reaches the developer.
No analytics
Nothing about how you use the app is collected.
Your own storage
On iPhone, your log lives on your device and in your own iCloud, where Tallyist cannot see it. On Android, your log is stored on the device, and in your own Android backup if you use one.
Read the privacy policy

Free. All of it.

On iPhone, there’s a tip jar in Settings, where you can buy me a drink.

Tallyist

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  • iPhone · Available now
  • Apple Watch · Installs with the iPhone app
  • Android · Available now