What's Your Buzz?

Developer: Myriad Devices,LLC

Category: Tools

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500 installs

10 ratings

43 monthly active users

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What's Your Buzz? Summary

What's Your Buzz? is a mobile iOS app in Tools by Myriad Devices,LLC. Released in Oct 2014 (11 years ago). It has 10 ratings with a 2.90★ (poor) average. Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 43 monthly active users . Store metadata: updated Mar 22, 2016.

Store info: Last updated on App Store on Mar 22, 2016 .

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App Details

Store ID: 930934750

First Released: 2014-10-25

Store Last Updated: 2016-03-22

In-App Purchases: No

Ads: No

Website: ndus.edu

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App Description

What's Your Buzz? is a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) estimation tool designed to help those who choose to drink do so responsibly. Just enter your weight and sex, select your drink type (beer, shot margarita, etc.) and size, and What's Your Buzz? will take it from there. Common drinks are pre-loaded into the app, so there's no need to remember ingredients or alcohol content! What's Your Buzz? helps you track your drinks, the time between drinks, and calculates your estimated BAC. The app sober countdown will estimate the time it will take to reach a BAC of .00 from current BAC. If your estimated BAC exceeds the legal limit to drive in North Dakota (.08) the app will cue you to call a cab for a designated ride home. Disclaimer: Impaired motor skills are possible under the influence of any amount of alcohol. This app is designed to provide users with approximate estimates of BAC and should never be used to determine one’s capacity, with regard to the legal limit (.08), to drive or operate machinery. As always, remember to drive sober or get pulled over.