Fast drink logging
Log espresso, lattes, cold brew, tea, matcha, yerba mate, energy drinks, and custom drinks with shot counts and editable caffeine amounts.
Caffeine tracker for iPhone
Brewlytics helps you log coffee, tea, and energy drinks, see today’s caffeine total, and estimate how much may still be active before you pour the next cup. Pro adds decay, bedtime projections, widgets, and weekly patterns.
Download for iPhoneLog espresso, lattes, cold brew, tea, matcha, yerba mate, energy drinks, and custom drinks with shot counts and editable caffeine amounts.
Free Brewlytics shows how much caffeine you logged today against your daily limit, plus a timeline of drinks. Free widgets keep that daily number on the Home Screen.
Pro estimates caffeine still remaining from logged drinks with a configurable half-life, then shows decay and an estimate of what may remain at the bedtime you set.
Brewlytics tracks caffeine from coffee, espresso drinks, tea, matcha, yerba mate, energy drinks, and custom drinks. It shows total caffeine today, remaining daily limit, and a timeline of logged drinks.
The free app includes quick drink logging, daily caffeine total and limit tracking, remaining daily budget, today’s timeline, custom daily limit, bedtime setting, and free widgets for daily intake.
Pro adds active caffeine and decay estimates, bedtime caffeine projections, weekly insights, bean and freshness tracking, smart alerts, and widgets that show active caffeine and bedtime estimates.
Brewlytics Pro estimates active caffeine with an exponential half-life model to approximate caffeine remaining from your logged drinks over time. It is a model, not a bodily measurement.
Yes. Free widgets show daily caffeine intake against your limit. Pro widgets can show active caffeine, decay projections, daily intake, and estimated bedtime caffeine.
Yes. You can edit a drink’s caffeine and time, delete an incorrect entry, or save a custom drink with your own caffeine amount for reuse.
No. Brewlytics provides informational caffeine estimates only. Individual caffeine sensitivity varies, so health decisions should be discussed with a qualified professional.