Caffiend - Caffeine Tracker

Name: Caffiend - Caffeine Tracker
Price: 1.99 USD
Rating: 0 (0 reviews)
Author: Creative Avenue LLC

Caffeine & Hydration Tracker

$1.99 · Designed for iPad. Not verified for macOS.

Age Rating

4+
Years
Category

Health & Fitness
Developer

Creative Avenue LLC
Language

EN
English
Size

29
MB

The fast, modern way to track your caffeine! Introducing Caffiend: Your Ultimate Caffeine Tracking Companion Caffiend is your all-in-one solution for tracking caffeine and hydration intake. Designed to integrate seamlessly with iOS, Caffiend leverages powerful features like Health app synchronization, interactive widgets, and a sleek, modern user interface to make tracking your intake effortless. Why Choose Caffiend? • Quick Logging: With one-tap access to your favorite drinks, logging your daily coffee, soda, or energy drinks is a breeze. • Comprehensive Insights: The Home Screen provides a clear view of your daily totals and a graphical breakdown of your past week, helping you stay informed and in control. • Detailed History: The Caffiend Journal lets you explore your caffeine and hydration habits over days, weeks, and months. Made a mistake? No problem—quickly edit your entries, and updates will sync directly with Apple Health. Designed for Modern Lifestyles Caffiend adapts to your preferences with support for Dark Mode, Siri shortcuts, and more. Best of all, Caffiend is a one-time purchase—no subscriptions, ever. You can also now track your daily intake right from your watch! The Caffiend Apple Watch app shows your current caffeine and hydration amounts, with support for logging entries from your wrist coming back next. Your Feedback Matters If you love using Caffiend or have an idea to make it better, your feedback on the App Store means the world. Leave us a review and follow us on X @creative_ave for updates, and let us know how we’re doing! Download Caffiend today and take control of your caffeine and hydration intake like never before.

Ratings & Reviews

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Tremendous potential - just not reliable
10/16/2016
JWLaxbro
This app is just what I need, unfortunately it's very unreliable. Sometimes when you add a drink the caffeine doesn't show up. Sometimes when you add water it doesn't show up. Today I drank 4 X 17oz water. The 4 showed up in the journal but only added to 51oz in the total and on the  Watch. I deleted a couple from the log and it showed -17oz of hydration. Also, the app doesn't work right with HealthKit. Add a 67mg caffeine beverage and increment it to 134mg … only 67mg shows up in Apple Health. Argh! Did I pay for this?
Tremendous potential - just not reliable
10/16/2016
JWLaxbro

This app is just what I need, unfortunately it's very unreliable. Sometimes when you add a drink the caffeine doesn't show up. Sometimes when you add water it doesn't show up. Today I drank 4 X 17oz water. The 4 showed up in the journal but only added to 51oz in the total and on the  Watch. I deleted a couple from the log and it showed -17oz of hydration. Also, the app doesn't work right with HealthKit. Add a 67mg caffeine beverage and increment it to 134mg … only 67mg shows up in Apple Health. Argh! Did I pay for this?
Does what you need and does it very well!
09/26/2016
Xenogenex
There is a lot to love with this app for anyone needing to taper off caffeine. First off, the Apple Watch app is flawless in design and even has a round 'complication' you can add to your watch faces. Secondly, it syncs with HealthKit which is a bare necessity these days. I only wish the sync between HealthKit and the watch was smoother but this could be an Apple bug. Also the database isn't too extensive but it is really easy to add a custom drink or supplement.I guess going forward if the developers wanted to expand they could add other stimulants of abuse like ephedrine or adderall but why make it more complicated because HealthKit integration means all apps can share data and they each focus on one specific area then combine and create categories to compare. For example, a sleep tracking app like Pillow should be able to read data from Caffiend and make a chart showing how late you can 'dose up' without ruining your sleep.
Does what you need and does it very well!
09/26/2016
Xenogenex

There is a lot to love with this app for anyone needing to taper off caffeine. First off, the Apple Watch app is flawless in design and even has a round 'complication' you can add to your watch faces. Secondly, it syncs with HealthKit which is a bare necessity these days. I only wish the sync between HealthKit and the watch was smoother but this could be an Apple bug. Also the database isn't too extensive but it is really easy to add a custom drink or supplement.I guess going forward if the developers wanted to expand they could add other stimulants of abuse like ephedrine or adderall but why make it more complicated because HealthKit integration means all apps can share data and they each focus on one specific area then combine and create categories to compare. For example, a sleep tracking app like Pillow should be able to read data from Caffiend and make a chart showing how late you can 'dose up' without ruining your sleep.
Best caffeine tracker on the App Store
10/12/2016
vjl
I've tried more caffeine trackers than I care to admit - both free and paid for ones - and this is, by far, the best one out there and it's still being developed. Jawbone had a great tracker that I used for quite some time but it's been broken for over a year and isn't being developed. Meanwhile, this app continues to be maintained and updated by a developer who's very responsive to suggestions and bug reports. Every bug I've reported has been fixed and the developer has been polite and responsive to those bug reports. There are still some features I'd like to see, but knowing that the app is being actively maintained, I'm sure they will show up soon. The watchOS app is quite good now too, under watchOS 3. Adding a drink takes just a few seconds if that. I don't use the hydration feature as I already have a water tracker, but for those that don't, it's a nice bonus feature. And for those that do, you can turn that feature off. Oh! And one of my favorite features - which really should be standard for these kinds of apps - HealthKit integration. This is very handy as it means your caffeine intake can be charted and historical results are available. When used with other HealthKit enabled apps, this allows one to track patterns - perhaps seeing a direct correlation between one's caffeine intake and mood via a mood app tracker for example. The possibilities are endless and I'm thankful this app logs the data it collects into the Apple Health app as a result of this HealthKit enabling. Kudos to the developer for a great app! Keep up the good work!
Best caffeine tracker on the App Store
10/12/2016
vjl

I've tried more caffeine trackers than I care to admit - both free and paid for ones - and this is, by far, the best one out there and it's still being developed. Jawbone had a great tracker that I used for quite some time but it's been broken for over a year and isn't being developed. Meanwhile, this app continues to be maintained and updated by a developer who's very responsive to suggestions and bug reports. Every bug I've reported has been fixed and the developer has been polite and responsive to those bug reports. There are still some features I'd like to see, but knowing that the app is being actively maintained, I'm sure they will show up soon. The watchOS app is quite good now too, under watchOS 3. Adding a drink takes just a few seconds if that. I don't use the hydration feature as I already have a water tracker, but for those that don't, it's a nice bonus feature. And for those that do, you can turn that feature off. Oh! And one of my favorite features - which really should be standard for these kinds of apps - HealthKit integration. This is very handy as it means your caffeine intake can be charted and historical results are available. When used with other HealthKit enabled apps, this allows one to track patterns - perhaps seeing a direct correlation between one's caffeine intake and mood via a mood app tracker for example. The possibilities are endless and I'm thankful this app logs the data it collects into the Apple Health app as a result of this HealthKit enabling. Kudos to the developer for a great app! Keep up the good work!
Great caffeine tracker!
01/31/2016
xARKeDGEx
Great app! I especially like that it syncs with the health app so you can track your water/caffeine intake over time. Personally, I don't drink coffee. I wish I liked the taste of it but I find it gross. I've tried it in all of its forms. Therefore, even though they are much worse for you, I usually drink one energy drink a day. I've received a lot of criticism for drinking energy drinks because of the "high caffeine content". Don't get me wrong, I'm aware most energy drinks are packed with high fructose corn syrup, which is almost pure poison (which is why I try to drink ones that use pure sugar, even though it's not much better for you). I'm using this app for two things, and it does a great job at it:1. To show I'm not consuming more caffeine than my friends and family who drink a TON of coffee each day.2. To track my caffeine to make sure I'm not going overboard and to make sure I consume enough pure water everyday.Some suggestions:I'd really like a way to organize my custom drinks I create by name. Most of the energy drinks I drink aren't listed and they are all over the place. A manual way to organize the drinks would be best.Also, maybe a way to upload a picture of your custom drinks (or even ones that are preloaded)? Just for fun!
Great caffeine tracker!
01/31/2016
xARKeDGEx

Great app! I especially like that it syncs with the health app so you can track your water/caffeine intake over time. Personally, I don't drink coffee. I wish I liked the taste of it but I find it gross. I've tried it in all of its forms. Therefore, even though they are much worse for you, I usually drink one energy drink a day. I've received a lot of criticism for drinking energy drinks because of the "high caffeine content". Don't get me wrong, I'm aware most energy drinks are packed with high fructose corn syrup, which is almost pure poison (which is why I try to drink ones that use pure sugar, even though it's not much better for you). I'm using this app for two things, and it does a great job at it:1. To show I'm not consuming more caffeine than my friends and family who drink a TON of coffee each day.2. To track my caffeine to make sure I'm not going overboard and to make sure I consume enough pure water everyday.Some suggestions:I'd really like a way to organize my custom drinks I create by name. Most of the energy drinks I drink aren't listed and they are all over the place. A manual way to organize the drinks would be best.Also, maybe a way to upload a picture of your custom drinks (or even ones that are preloaded)? Just for fun!

Version 3.6 of Caffiend includes the following : • watchOS app is back! This base version shows your current caffeine and hydration. Additional features coming soon! • Fixed a bug that could cause widgets to not update properly. • Fixed a bug that could cause the iOS app to crash when submitting a drink to the Caffiend database. • New dark mode icon • Smaller improvements and bug fixes

Version 3.6 04/04/2025

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Seller: Creative Avenue LLC
Size: 29 MB
Category: Health & Fitness
Compatibility: Requires iOS 17.0 or later.

iPhone
Requires iOS 17.0 or later.

iPad
Requires iPadOS 17.0 or later.

Mac
Requires macOS 14.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.

Apple Vision
Requires visionOS 1.0 or later.

Apple Watch
Requires watchOS 10.6 or later.
Languages: English
Age Rating: 4+

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