Drops 1.1 is out now

New themes, improved favorites, and optimized for iPhone Duo

Drops is ready for iPhone Duo, with support for both displays, resizing, and the new vertical toolbar. Log a drink with the outer display, then unfold to a new landscape layout with larger graphs and space for more data.

No iPhone Duo? The landscape layout is also available with iPhone Mirroring (requires iOS 27 and macOS 27 or later).

Closed Book Open

iPhone Duo shown closed running Drops, with a vertical toolbar.

iPhone Duo shown in book pose. Drops is using a landscape layout with charts on the left side of the fold and samples on the right.

iPhone Duo shown open, with Drops using a landscape layout. Charts are shown side-by-side with a list of samples.

Subscribers can enjoy new Yellow, Orange, and Red color themes. The Mono theme has been reworked into a Graphite option, with a subtle gray-blue tint.

These extra themes are available with the Unlock Extras subscription for USD $6.99/year.

Yellow Orange Red Graphite

Your favorites are now shown in the drink detail view, allowing you to quickly see favorite presets, or swipe to add, edit, or remove a favorite.

Fixed: When adding a favorite, the view would sometimes not dismiss after saving.

Sample editor for Black Tea, shown with a preset swiped aside to reveal edit and unfavorite actions. The preset shows a yellow star on its right edge.

This update also improves Apple Health support.

A new warning surfaces missing write permissions when logging samples. However, this warning can be turned off, as the app now handles saving only caffeine or water values as well.

You can view the app’s write permissions and manage warnings at any time from settings. Tap the button, then select Health Data.

I hope you’re enjoying Drops, but if you’re having trouble please reach out to feedback@dropstracker.app for support.

– James