Tracking & analytics
Track alcohol units, calories and money spent. Weekly, monthly and yearly charts show your averages, trends and top drinks.

Not another sobriety app
Plenty of apps count the days since your last drink. Pour Decision coaches you to drink less instead, with drinking still part of your life, just under control. And if you decide to quit, it's got you covered too.
What we do best
A plan that keeps drinking in your life, built around your habits, your body and your goals.
Ready to stop? Choose quitting as your goal and your plan is built around getting you to zero, with the same tracking, streaks and encouragement along the way.
How it works
No willpower marathons, no guesswork. You'll always know exactly what to do this week.
Tell us how you drink today, a little about your body, and what you want to change: cut back, save money, lose weight, sleep better or quit.

Pour Decision turns your answers into a plan made just for you, with weekly goals, a target date, the money and calories you'll save and your ideal pace.

Log drinks in seconds and always know where you stand. Stay inside this week's goal, build a streak, and watch your new normal take shape.

Follow the steps and you'll find a new balance, with drinking still part of your life, just under control.
Features
Daily and weekly goals in your country's units, a dashboard that shows where you stand, and tools that make every night out a little easier.
Track alcohol units, calories and money spent. Weekly, monthly and yearly charts show your averages, trends and top drinks.

Every drinking day on one compact calendar. Spot patterns and triggers, and watch the green days add up.

Start a session and put your phone in your pocket. A gentle buzz tells you when to take your next sip, so you slow down and still enjoy the night.

Popular drinks and cocktails with standard portions, ABV and calories built in. Log a drink in seconds, or customize it.

Estimate your blood alcohol content from the drinks you've logged, with one tap. Never use it to decide whether to drive.

See today, this week and this month on your home screen, without opening the app.

Private by design
Your drink logs and personal details stay on your device. No account, no sign-up, and we never sell your data.
Read our privacy policyIt can be, but cutting back is what it does best. Pour Decision is built first for people who want to drink less and keep drinking part of their life, just under control. If you'd rather quit entirely, choose that as your goal and your plan will get you there.
Answer a few quick questions about how you drink today, your body and what you want to change. Pour Decision turns your answers into a plan made just for you, with weekly goals, a target date, the money and calories you'll save and your ideal pace for a night out. Then just stay within this week's goal and your plan takes care of the rest.
Yes. If you'd rather pick your own numbers, you can set an exact daily and weekly goal instead of following a plan.
Yes. Goals and totals are shown in your country's alcohol units or standard drinks, or in grams of alcohol if you prefer.
No account is needed. Your drink logs and personal details stay on your device.
Pour Decision is free to download. Your plan and the app's features are part of Pour Decision Pro, available as a monthly or yearly subscription or a one-time lifetime purchase. Prices for your country are shown in the app before you buy.
Not yet. Pour Decision is currently available for iPhone.
No. Pour Decision is a tracking and habit tool, not a medical service. If you drink heavily every day, stopping or cutting back suddenly can be dangerous, so talk to a doctor first.
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