What's new in AlcoGrip 2026.2: - Scan a label: point your camera at a drink's label and AlcoGrip fills in the name, alcohol percentage, and volume for you - powered by Apple Intelligence (iOS 26+, on supported devices) - Create a drink from a consumption: logged a drink manually? Turn it into a saved drink afterwards, or create one on the spot while logging - Fresh drink icons and a more consistent look throughout the app - Buttons use iOS 26's Liquid Glass, and drink categories can be collapsed to keep your list tidy - Edit and log again directly from a consumption in Statistics

Version 2026.1.1 contains a few small bug fixes for issues found in v2026.1: - Updating consumptions caused a double entry in Health; - Translation issues on the new consumption sheet; - Notifications were not always cancelled.

Here's what's new: - iPhone widget for your home screen, lock screen, and smart stack - track your session, last 7 or 30 days, or year-to-date without opening the app - Apple Watch complication in circular, rectangular, and corner styles for an at-a-glance view of your current session - Edit any logged consumption - tap a drink in your history to fix its time, drink, or notes - Swipe a drink in your history to log it again with the current time - Favourite your most-used drinks and search by name to keep your collection manageable - Smarter reminders that mention which drink you logged and let you log again in one tap

AlcoGrip now supports multiple devices with iCloud sync, as well as exporting your data. Included in this version is also a shortcut for iOS and watchOS to log your last consumption again, to make logging your consumptions even easier.

- Fixed a bug where the grams of alcohol consumed were incorrectly displayed on the overview page if no limit was configured.

- Calendar overview in the statistics view; - Ability to create multi-component drink presets ("cocktail mode"); - Option to pick a new theme; - Swipe though daily, monthly and yearly statistics; - Add notes to your consumptions; - Added UK and US pints as units of measurement.

Version 2024.1 of AlcoGrip introduces a host of new features, including: - Integration with Shortcuts; - Option to use standard units when synching with Apple Health; - An improved UI for the iPhone and Watch app; - Quantity selector when adding consumptions; - Improved app stability due to a large rewrite of the code.

- Set limits on your consumption per 7 or 30 days (requires iOS 16+) - See you consumption in standard drinks (definitions for multiple countries are available) - Several bug fixes & performance improvements