飲酒ウォッチ - お酒が抜ける時間がわかる

"Drunk Watch" is an app that allows you to easily simulate the time it takes for alcohol to break down from your body.
・I drank too much, when does alcohol leave my body?
・I will be driving the car in a few hours, is that okay?
There are times when you wonder.
Let's simulate with "Drinking Watch".

■ Features
1. A simple and easy-to-understand app that can be used with just a simple input!
2. The calculation method uses the "alcohol concentration calculation method (Mizoi formula)" that is also used by the National Research Institute of Police Science! Full-fledged simulation can be done easily!
3. Equipped with a drinking camera function that allows you to simulate just by shooting the label of alcohol with the camera!
Four. There is also a watch function that allows you to see at a glance the remaining time until alcohol is decomposed, and a graph display that allows you to see changes in the alcohol concentration in your body at a glance!
Five. In addition, alcohol dependence screening tests can be performed!

■ How to use


1. Enter your profile (height, weight, gender, age).
2. Enter the type and number of alcohol you drank.
3. Enter the time you finished drinking, sleep time, etc.
Four. By pressing the "View simulation results" button, you can see at a glance the state of alcohol decomposition in your body.
Five. You can also easily share to Twitter.


1. Start the camera and take a picture of the back label of the liquor.
2. At the moment of shooting, it displays the alcohol decomposition time etc. when drinking one bottle of alcohol.


Alcohol dependence screening tests such as AUDIT and KAST can be performed.
1. Please select the test you would like to perform.
2. Please answer the questions.
3. When you press the judge button, your result will be displayed.

Start simulating with Drinking Watch!
Please use it for your healthy drinking life!

*Since the simulation by this app is data for an average adult, there are individual differences in the actual figures. Please note that this calculated value does not condone drunk driving or serve as a basis for legal documents.