Works with no signal
The catalog is part of the download. First launch imports it with zero network calls, so the app is fully usable on a plane, in a cellar, or on a day the server is down.
For iPhone
A working bar reference, not a magazine. The whole catalog ships inside the app, so it opens instantly and keeps working in a basement bar with no signal. Ounces or millilitres, filters that behave the way you'd expect, and room for your own recipes.
In TestFlight now. This page gets the real link the day it ships.
Dark from the start, large tap targets, real Dynamic Type, and amounts in a tabular font so the column actually lines up.
The catalog is part of the download. First launch imports it with zero network calls, so the app is fully usable on a plane, in a cellar, or on a day the server is down.
One toggle, and bartender rounding rather than a calculator's. An ounce is 30 ml, three quarters is 20 ml, and 0.75 comes back as 3/4 rather than a decimal.
Gin and rum shows you both. Gin and sour shows you gin drinks that are sour. Filter by spirit, flavour, glass and method, watch the count update as you go, and clear it all with one tap.
Take any drink in the catalog, keep a private copy, and change it until it's right. Your version replaces the original in your list, and one tap puts the original back.
Send someone a drink as a clean square card with the measures in their units, rendered on the phone. No link to open, nothing to sign up for.
Browse, search, filter and favourite without signing up for anything. No analytics SDK, no ads, no advertising identifier. An account exists only to sync your own recipes to your other devices.
Every recipe here was made, adjusted and written down by one person over several years. The app is the tidy version of that notebook, and it is free.