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How to keep track of drinks at a party

Note: Figures are approximate, rounded estimates and can be wrong. For general information only. This page does not encourage drinking; if you drink, it helps you keep count.

After the second or third drink, most people lose count. Night Log keeps the count for you with one tap per drink, along with the time, the bill and how you got home, so the next morning you can see exactly what happened.

What Night Log records

For peg sizes, see how many ml is 1 peg.

Counting at a party?

Night Log counts pegs, beers and glasses with one tap, shows approximate calories, and helps with the bill and a cab home. Free, no sign-up.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I remember how many drinks I had?

Count each drink as it arrives, for example with one tap in Night Log, instead of trying to remember at the end of the night.

Does Night Log need a sign-up?

No. It works without an account and keeps everything on your phone. Google sign-in is optional, only for backup.

Can it split a bar bill?

Yes. Enter the amount and the number of people, and Night Log shows your share and the total for the night.

Is Night Log free?

Yes, it is free and works in the phone browser on Android and iPhone.

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Figures on this page are our own approximate calculations from typical alcohol strengths and serving sizes. They are estimates, not laboratory measurements, and brands differ. This article is general information, not medical advice. Please drink responsibly, never drink and drive, and follow the legal drinking age where you live.

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