Bedtime estimate
See how many milligrams may still be with you at your usual bedtime, next to your bedtime target.
A 4 pm latte can still be with you at midnight. Log what you drink and Caffeine Tracker estimates how much may be left at bedtime, so you can enjoy your coffee and still sleep on time.
Features
Caffeine Tracker is an iPhone app for logging coffee, tea, energy drinks, and other caffeine. From the drinks you log, the half-life you choose, and your usual bedtime, it estimates how much caffeine may remain when you go to sleep and shows the latest time another serving still fits your targets.
See how many milligrams may still be with you at your usual bedtime, next to your bedtime target.
When another serving of a drink still fits your targets, see the latest time to have it.
Search Starbucks, Dunkin’, Nespresso, Red Bull, Monster, and more by brand or category, or add your own.
An interactive half-life chart shows your estimated caffeine level at any time of day.
Start with a suggested daily amount based on your sensitivity and age, or set your own.
Statistics from 7 days to a year show your usual drinks and the hours you tend to have them.
Caffeine Tracker vs. counting a daily total
Two coffees before noon and one at 5 pm can add up to the same daily total, but leave very different amounts in your system at bedtime. Caffeine Tracker shows both, using the drinks you actually log.
| | Counting a daily total | |
|---|---|---|
| What it tells you | Daily total and bedtime estimate | Daily total only |
| When you drank it | Counted for every drink | Ignored |
| Caffeine per drink | 2,000+ drink variations | Your best guess |
| Your next coffee | A cutoff time when it still fits | No guidance |
How it works
Enter when you usually sleep and pick a half-life. Use the suggested daily target or set your own.
Search by drink or brand, pick the serving, and record the time.
See today’s total and the bedtime estimate side by side, plus a cutoff when another serving still fits.
Yes. Caffeine Tracker is free to download from the App Store. Some features require a subscription or a one-time purchase for lifetime access.
It uses the drinks you logged, the half-life you selected, and your usual bedtime. The result is an estimate for planning, not a measurement of caffeine in your body.
Coffee, tea, energy drinks, soda, shots, gum, and supplements from more than 2,000 variations, including Starbucks, Dunkin’, Nespresso, Red Bull, and Monster. You can also add your own.
Yes. You can change targets at any time, and the entries already in the journal stay there.
Yes. Your setup details and caffeine log stay on your iPhone, and the App Store privacy label reads Data Not Collected.
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