Drylendar: Try Dry Calendar

I like the latest update because it makes it easier to input the previous days drinks. I usually input the number of drinks on the day after, and now I don’t have to go back to the previous month on the 1st of the month. Plus, support is so fast! In addition to turning on family sharing as soon as I asked, the developer restored my account really quickly once I emailed him.

I loved this app but I changed phones and it won’t let me date back to when I started.

The app is well laid out, fun and easy to use. An app update wiped out my history but an email to the developer received a quick, friendly response and my account was restored. I like how the recent update makes monthly history a tap away. But I do miss the community section and hope that makes a comeback in a future update.

Awesome app for keeping an eye on your drinking habits without feeling judged. Developer is friendly and responsive and quickly addressed an issue for me after a recent update. Thank you!

Good app. Developer got back to me quickly after recent change and fixed right away.

I’ve been using Drylendar, an app designed to track alcohol consumption with seamless integration with Apple Health, since January 2023. After trying many apps, Drylendar perfectly suited my needs. Recently, I encountered an issue where I lost some data after an app update. I promptly reached out to Drylendar on Twitter/X, and I received immediate and excellent support. The issue was resolved within a few minutes. It’s truly remarkable how responsive and helpful the developer was. Thank you!

Developer gave out licenses as part of Indie App Santa and appears to have voided them in this most recent update. Combine that with the shady data selling and you’d probably better served to look elsewhere for an app that does the same thing.

I originally got a lifetime license from Indie App Santa. This new update has not only wiped out that license, but has also completely wiped out my progress :(

Crashes ever time I open it from the notification center

Briefly check out the privacy policy— this app collects essentially every single piece of data it can and sells it. Not sure what entities want this kind of data for people looking to avoid drinking, but it can’t be good.