Cheers! — BAC Calculator (MOD) 1.0.26

for itel PowerPro P41

Cheers! – Created with care for your health and wellbeing

Cheers! isn’t just another alcohol calculator. The app makes it incredibly easy to log your consumption, analyze statistics, check your sobriety forecast, and review your history—helping you make responsible decisions with confidence.

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WHY CHEERS!?
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• Instantly log your drinks
• Live and maximum alcohol level – with alerts
• Wake up with a clear head
• No ads. Full privacy

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HOW DOES IT WORK?
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• Choose your drink: from beer and wine to spirits
• Set the alcohol strength
• Drag to adjust the amount
• Tap the log icon – Cheers! does the rest!

Find out when your body will be back to normal, and avoid making decisions that could put your safety or others’ at risk.

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FAQ
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Is Cheers! free?
You start with a free month, and you can unlock more by inviting friends—each of you gets an extra month for free.

Does the app have ads?
There are no ads or banners in Cheers! The app is designed for your comfort and privacy.

What happens to my data?
Only you have access to your private data. Everything stays on your device.

How does the blood alcohol alarm work?
If you go over your set limit, Cheers! will let you know—with a visual notification and a sound alert, so you always stay in control.

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From now on, Cheers! makes it easier to control your drinking and helps you avoid unwanted consequences.

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DISCLAIMER
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Cheers! is a tool for informational and entertainment purposes only.
The app estimates your blood alcohol content (BAC) using standard algorithms, but the result may not reflect your actual condition. Never use Cheers! to decide whether you are fit to drive, operate machinery, or perform any activity regulated by law under the influence of alcohol.
Always act responsibly and within the law.
Cheers! and its creators are not responsible for any consequences of using the app or relying on its calculations.
If in doubt, always choose safety — and never drink and drive.