Caffeine App - Track Caffeine

Too soon for blood caffeine level to reach the highest Generally, it takes about 45 minutes for blood caffeine to reach the highest level. However, the chart in your app claims that it reaches the highest just after taking the pills. I think it is better to add lag time in the chart so that it reflects the actual blood level more accurately. I'm really satisfied with your app and I'lI give 5 stars once it gets fixed. Thanks!

Maybe there is something I missed with this app, but bought it a couple days ago and, unless there are directions I am aware of, this app was a complete waste of money. I wish I could return it for a refund!

Love this app! Would definitely recommend it if you are at all interested in your daily caffeine consumption/looking at improving your sleep! For the developer, I have a couple suggestions. 1.) I do shift work, so my bed time is in the morning. Up until midnight, the app will say I’ve consumed too much caffeine because it cannot process the time differential for the next day. 2.) The history on the app could be better to show now much total caffeine you have consumed each day. The app is great overall still. Very helpful to see real time estimated caffeine levels!

This app does a pretty good job tracking caffeine intake in its many forms. I like the graph showing how it slowly dissipates from your system. Americans should note that many of its preloaded caffeine types are products and stores found in Germany since the developer is presumably German. It’s nice that you can add your own categories and forms of caffeine. I added dark chocolate to my list of groups. The app could be improved by allowing users to set physical characteristics that determine caffeine affects each user according to body weight, or other factors.

This is a great app. The UX/UI is beautiful and intuitive. Syncs with Health for easy long term tracking.

After years of consuming coffee by the ton, I decided to cut back. This app has been a great way to measure my progress.

I use another app to add caffeine entries to health, and this app does not use that data despite the relevant setting is enabled and all requested health permissions are granted. Hope this is fixed eventually.

I like it but it would be better if you could add drinks in ounces. Also would be nice to be able to look at use over time to see patterns instead of just one day really.

This is a great app but it’s lacking in the shortcut department. While it has shortcut support, it just brings you into the app to select the item. I would much rather have shortcuts that allows you to actually select a specific beverage for automated logging.

The real value of this app is having preset drinks with their respective caffeine levels and giving you an estimated sleep time based on how much you have consumed. The app has integration with HealthKit for syncing metrics but I really wish it was more “automatible”. Would be perfect if you had Siri shortcut actions for logging a saved drink and getting the sleep time.