AlcoTrack Google Play

Compared

AlcoTrack vs DrinkControl

The closest cousin on this site. DrinkControl is a drink diary that is "private by design" with no account and the data on the phone, which is the same promise AlcoTrack makes. It counts standard drinks against the guidelines of your country and colours a calendar with the result. AlcoTrack adds the thing DrinkControl leaves out: a blood alcohol estimate, live, with the hour it reaches zero. And it reads your watch.

The short version

If units and guidelines are how you think about drinking, DrinkControl is good at that, it has been around since 2012 on iOS, and its paid tier can be bought once for less than a round. If you want to know what your blood is doing tonight, and what the night did to your sleep, that is AlcoTrack. Both keep your data on the phone, so this is a choice about features, not about trust.

Where DrinkControl is better

  • Low-risk and binge guidelines for five countries and the WHO, built in and colour-coded on the calendar.
  • Calories per drink, next to units and money.
  • Syncs units and calories to Apple Health on iOS.
  • The paid tier costs $14.99 to $24.99 once.
  • iOS as well as Android.

Where AlcoTrack is better

  • A live blood alcohol estimate, a session peak, the time it reaches zero, a widget for it.
  • Sleep, resting heart rate and HRV from Health Connect next to the nights you drank.
  • An AI coach that answers from your own log.
  • 80 cocktail recipes with the maths done, hydration reminders, a morning check-in, pledges, 41 achievements.
  • CSV export in the free version; 28 languages.

Side by side

AlcoTrackDrinkControl
Blood alcohol estimateLive curve, time back to zero, widgetStandard drinks and grams of alcohol; no blood alcohol estimate in the listing
Drink diaryPresets, favorites, 80 cocktail recipes with the alcohol worked outQuick logging of beer, wine, cider, cocktails and shots; custom drinks and serving sizes on PLUS
Guidelines~A legal BAC limit and your own weekly limitLow-risk and binge guidelines for the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Germany or the WHO, built in
Alcohol-free daysA calendar, streaks, pledges, achievementsA colour calendar, sober streaks, a dry-day counter; a streak widget on PLUS
StatisticsWeekly and monthly trends, the hours you drink in, cost; longer ranges on PlusUnits, drinks, dry days, calories and money with trend lines; longer ranges on PLUS
CaloriesNot offeredCalories per drink
Sleep and heart rate from a watchRead from Health Connect, drinking nights next to sober onesSyncs units and calories to Apple Health on iOS; reads nothing from a watch
CoachingAn AI coach that answers from your own log, in betaNone
RemindersHydration reminders during a session, a morning check-inDaily tracking reminders, on PLUS
Export and backupBackup files you keep, CSV exportBackup and restore; CSV export on PLUS
AccountNoneNone: "no account, no sign-up"
Where your data livesOn your phone, never uploadedOn your phone: "your data stays on your phone"
PriceFree with ads. Plus: monthly, yearly or paid onceFree, no ads. PLUS $3.99 a month, $14.99 a year, or $14.99 to $24.99 once, on the US App Store
PlatformsAndroid 9 and neweriOS 17.4 and newer, Android
On Google Play, 25 October 20264.4 stars, 500,000+ installs4.5 stars, 10,000+ installs; its App Store listing has 4.8 stars from 4,300 ratings

Every DrinkControl cell comes from its Google Play listing and its App Store listing (prices, Apple Health, the privacy label) as they read on 25 October 2026. "Not offered" means neither mentions it. German advertising law asks a comparison to be objective and checkable, which is also simply the honest way to do it. If a cell has gone stale, tell me.

Which one

On iPhone the choice is made for you, since AlcoTrack is Android only. On Android: if you count in units and want your country's line drawn for you, DrinkControl. If you want the blood alcohol curve, the watch data and CSV export without paying for it, AlcoTrack.

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