What's new in Modraly

Modraly is now native in Japanese, Korean, Traditional Chinese, Vietnamese, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Romanian and Slovenian. That makes 22 languages.

English now follows your region, with local spelling and wording for the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and Canada.

Counts and units follow each language’s own plural rules, on iPhone, in widgets and on Apple Watch.

Japan has its own standard drink and weekly reference: 1 ドリンク is 10 g of pure alcohol. The app uses yen and Japanese serving sizes, and Settings links to the guideline from Japan’s health ministry.

Modraly now supports iPhone Duo.

If you start the annual plan’s free trial with notifications allowed, Modraly reminds you two days before it ends.

Small design and ease-of-use improvements throughout the app, and minor bug fixes.

Stats opens on one total, compared with the week, day or month before. Under that: drink-free days, the amount per drinking day, spend, and calories.

A “Patterns” card names three things once there is a pattern to name: your busiest day, the usual time of your first drink, and the drink you log most.

A drink’s price now sits next to the time. On any row without one, tap “Add spend”. On Stats, when nothing in the period is priced yet, the spend tile says “Add missing spend” and lists those drinks.

“Share this month” now shows the card first, with a message you can edit before you send it. The image includes a code that opens Modraly on the App Store. It still shows drink-free days only.

Belgium, Denmark, Italy and the Netherlands each have their own standard drink and weekly reference. A weekly number you already set stays as it is.

If you have Premium, “Modraly Premium” in Settings opens a page of everything included, and you can use each one from there.

Logged the wrong drink? An Undo button shows for a few seconds after you log. It removes the drink, and its Apple Health entry with it.

Home now points out one pattern from your last four weeks: the day with the most drinks, or the usual time of your first drink. It only appears once there is a pattern to name.

At the start of each week, a card offers a short look back: drink-free days, totals and spend, next to the week before. Figures only, no verdict.

In the calendar, “Share this month” makes an image of your drink-free days, sized for Stories. It shows nothing else: no amounts, no spend.

Premium adds “Tonight on Lock Screen”, off until you turn it on in Settings. After you log a drink, tonight’s count shows on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, with a +1 button for the same drink again. It goes away 3 hours after your last drink, and you can swipe it off at any time.

The free plan now keeps the last 7 days of history, down from 15, and up to 2 favourites, down from 3. Logging stays unlimited and free. Nothing is deleted: older days are still there if you go Premium, and favourites you already have keep working.

Beer and wine now show a plain word next to the strength: Light, Standard or Strong. Handy when you don’t know the percentage by heart.

Touch and hold any drink on Home to edit or delete it. Swiping still works. A new “What are alcohol units?” button on the week card explains the figure used for your country.

Settings now lists every country where Modraly is available, each with its own currency: over 80 more countries and 50 more currencies. In the US, Home now counts in “drinks”.

Stats steps through weeks and months straight from the total card. The Apple Watch reads “1 unit” when there is one, and today’s outline on the calendar takes the colour of the day.

Modraly is now on Apple Watch. One screen shows today and this week in your country’s unit. Tap a favourite, or “Same again”, to log from the wrist. A complication puts today’s total on the watch face.

The watch keeps no copy of your log. It asks your iPhone to save the drink, and if the iPhone is out of range the request waits and is logged once. Logging from the watch is free.

The home screen now opens on the last seven days, one block per day. Week stats and the calendar use green for drink-free days and one amber scale for drinking days. The calendar legend shows quantities per day in place of labels like “over limits”.

Premium can now be bought once, next to the monthly and annual plans. The one-time purchase has no trial and unlocks the same features.

Modraly now comes with an iMessage sticker pack: twelve stickers without words, for drinks, alcohol-free choices and a drink-free day. They are free, and they share nothing from your log.

The App Clip is now a try-it screen. Tap a drink and watch an example week add up, before you install anything.

Onboarding is smoother for new users. The rest is small fixes.

Touch and hold the Modraly icon to log a drink, or to log your previous one.

The app is now native in German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Danish, Finnish, Greek, Hungarian, Norwegian, Portuguese (Brazil and Portugal) and Swedish, with support for those countries.

New users get a refreshed onboarding. The rest of this release is smaller changes to how the app feels day to day.

Siri can log a favourite or read this week’s total, without opening the app. The same actions sit in Shortcuts, Control Center, the Lock Screen and the Action Button. Logging this way is free.

Apple Health now writes the same standard-drink number Modraly shows (UK units, French verres, or the local drink), not one drink as 1. Still write-only. Still not medical advice.

Ireland, New Zealand, Germany and Spain now have their own units and weekly references. Other App Store countries keep the UK reference.

Also in 1.1:

• New home-screen icon colours in Settings (Stem stays free; the rest are Premium)
• An App Clip, so you can log a drink from Safari on iPhone without installing

Sharing a drink entry is fixed. The maximum quantity on a single log went from 5 to 10.

Modraly 1.0.0 is on the App Store. It counts units, spend and calories for people who still drink and want the numbers, next to the official weekly guideline for their country.

What 1.0 includes:

• Drink logging with no account and no Modraly server
• Units, spend and calories
• The weekly guideline for the country you set
• A free tier with unlimited logging
• Premium: unlimited history, Home Screen widgets, custom date ranges, CSV export
• A 7-day free trial on the annual Premium plan (£39.99 / 49,99 €; monthly is £5.99 / 6,99 €)

What 1.0 does not do:

• Blood alcohol estimates
• Coaching, programmes, or sober streaks
• Medical advice

iPhone and iPad, iOS 26 or later / iPadOS 26 or later. On the App Store in the US, Canada, Australia, France and the UK. More countries to come.