Yes, Leaf is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
🤔 The Leaf app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
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This app is such a pain. It calculates units based on percentage of alcohol and milliliters of alcohol, so you need to do all kinds of calculating to figure out calories and percentages and volumes and everything just to enter one drink. If I were drunk I just wouldn’t bother. I just wanted an app that counts my drinks and this is not it.
I liked this app until it stopped working. Days changed color and wouldn’t track any drinks, so the app was then useless.
This is the best sobriety app I’ve tried. It has a user-friendly layout, simple and intuitive graphics, a tracking system that’s easy to maintain, and the app icon itself is discreet.
This app is very useful and an obvious value, but it could use some cleaning up. For instance, the weekly bar chart shifts the data by one day. Is any maintenance being done on the app?
I'm not sure if I want or need to cut down on my drinking. This app isn't flawless but it does make it easy for me to record yesterday's drinking each day. I can see what normal days look like. I can see what very social days look like. It's already helping me spot patterns after three weeks. Types of days when I could put a limit on my drinks to bring things into better alignment. Wish there were more info built in about what my target should be. Also some week-long or month-long challenges with support of other users would be great. Like a challenge to get in two non-drinking days per week for a month. The app could use refinement but I'm pretty happy with the functionality as it stands. I give it a lot of credit for doing what it does for the reasonable price tag of $0.
This app has most of the features I'd like, but after 1 day it became too buggy to use. It started crashing anytime I tried to record a drink. Also would be nice to be able to erase or modify a drink in case of incorrect entry.
App seemed to be working well, offering suggestions abt when to slow down/stop drinking for the night but then my phone died so I ended up blacking out anyway
The app makes it difficult to change the amount consumed, like 500ml or 350ml. With a buzz I wouldn't bother with it
Calendar, cost, etc all in uk units. It still does the job but makes tracking confusing. Also doesn't allow you to customize your targets. You basically get a bad grade for any drinking at all and a failing grade for 2 beers. A bit too conservative for my taste.
... Luckily I have a conversion calculator. This app is terrific. I just started naltrexone and instead of keeping a diary, this computes all of the units of various types of alcohol into units of alcohol, and week by week gives you an average. The "support" function is a little preachy. Also, it would be great to see a "monthly" or "yearly" graph to track your averages so you can visually see your progress.
