About DryPage

Who makes DryPage

DryPage is designed and built by Sergei Prostokishyn, an independent iOS developer who makes small, focused apps under the name KMH Apps. There is no company behind it, no investors and no advertising partners — just the app and the people who use it.

You can reach me directly at benderlio@gmail.com, on Threads or on X.

Why a tear-off calendar

Most drink trackers are built around a streak counter. Streaks are motivating — until one drink sends the number back to zero and makes a good month feel like a failure. Many people stop tracking at exactly that moment.

DryPage keeps the whole picture instead. Every day is one page: log the honest number, tear it off, move on. Dry days, lighter days and harder days all stay in the calendar, so you can see the pattern over weeks, months and the year.

Principles

• No reset, no shame. A hard day is information, not a verdict. Your history never disappears because of one page.
• Honest numbers. The app is only useful if the record is true, so it is designed to make logging fast and judgement-free.
• Private by default. No account, no ads. Your log and notes stay on your device. See the privacy page for exactly what is and isn’t sent.
• For any goal. Dry January, Sober October, cutting back or quitting — you choose the goal, the calendar shows what happened.
• Not a medical app. DryPage is a self-tracking tool. It doesn’t diagnose or treat anything. See the disclaimer and help resources.

The facts

• Platform: iPhone (iOS 17.2 or later), also runs on Apple silicon Macs.
• Price: free to download; optional Premium (weekly, yearly or lifetime).
• Works offline, no account required.
• Features: daily drink log, dry-day streaks and percentages, month and year views, home screen widget, private notes, reminders, shareable images.