Dry January Tracker
Daily check-ins, a 31-day calendar you can print, and a grid that stays honest when a day goes sideways.
Why this month works
January is the one month where not drinking needs no explanation. Alcohol Change UK turned it into a public-health campaign in 2013 and it is now the biggest alcohol-free month in the world — which means the work dinner, the birthday and the Friday round all come with built-in cover.
The tracker is kinder than the folklore, too. It counts the dry days you stack up instead of grading you on a spotless record. Twenty-five dry days out of 31 is a genuinely different January from your usual one, and this tracker is built to say so.
How did today go?
Tap one. It takes a second and it is the whole ritual.
Your January
Tap any day up to today to log it or change it. Nothing here is locked.
A drank day is a data point, not a verdict. The month keeps going — the grid never resets and the alcohol-free days you already have stay yours.
Money kept (optional)
Add a weekly figure and this fills in as the month goes.
Estimate only: your weekly figure prorated across the alcohol-free days you logged. Rounds you bought, delivery fees and the taxi home are not in it, so the real number is usually higher.
January is done.
Last January
Prefer paper?
Print a clean one-page January calendar — 31 boxes, one per day, weekday-aligned, black on white and ready for the fridge door. Days you have already logged alcohol-free come out pre-ticked, so the paper and the page stay in sync.
Don't want to wait for January 1?
The physiology does not check the calendar. The same 31-day structure runs from any start date — a month begun in March does exactly what a month begun in January does.
Start a 30-day no-alcohol run today →