Pint Watch

Pint Watch keeps your week's drinking on an honest slate, in the style of a proper British pub. LOG IN TWO TAPS Enter a drink as ABV and measure (with quick picks for pints, halves, cans and wine glasses) or straight in units. Type a few letters and well-known UK beers and ciders autocomplete with their ABV. If your local shares its beer board on Real Ale Finder, what's on tap appears ready to log. 'Same again' repeats your usual in one press — or say "Hey Siri, same again in Pint Watch" without taking the phone out. Logged one by mistake? Swipe it away. THE WEEK'S SESSION Every drink converts to UK units (ABV x ml / 1000) and to benchmark-pint equivalents, tallied Monday to Sunday against your weekly benchmark — 14 units by default (the UK guideline), yours to adjust. Go over, and the excess is carried forward: next week starts with what's left.\n\nDRINK-FREE DAYS\nDry days build a streak with pub-style milestones — three on the trot, a dry week, a dry fortnight, a dry month — quietly celebrated on the slate, never nagged about. THE WEEKEND SCOREBOARD Friday to Sunday evenings, a Live Activity puts you against the benchmark on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, football-score style. Sunday's card shows the difference between allowed and actual, in plain pub terms: room for a couple, or water only. A Home Screen widget keeps the tally in view all week. THE LEDGER Pick any timeframe and get the reckoning: total units, pint equivalents, drink-free days, a rough calorie estimate, and a week-by-week chart against the benchmark line — with any carried-over units shown for what they are. GENTLE NUDGES Optional notifications when a logged drink takes the week past three-quarters of the benchmark, and when it crosses the line. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account. No analytics. Your log lives on your iPhone and in your own private iCloud, and nowhere else.\n\nPint Watch is a tracking aid, not medical advice. UK guidance recommends not regularly exceeding 14 units a week, spread out, with several drink-free days. Independent advice: drinkaware.co.uk.