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A home bar, written down

You already own tonight’s drink.

Keep your bottles honest and the book tells you what is ready to pour. When nothing suggests itself, say what you are in the mood for and the back bar answers with three drinks you can actually make.

The back bar
Your shelf, honestly

Every bottle and how much is left. One tap after you pour keeps it true, and everything else in the app reads from it.

Rittenhouse Ryefull
Aperollow
Limoncelloout
The book
Badged against the shelf

Your recipes, each marked with whether you can pour it right now — and if not, which bottle is in the way.

Old FashionedReady to pour
Paper PlaneOne bottle low
BoulevardierOne bottle short
Ask the back bar
Three ideas, from what you have

“Like an old-fashioned, but summery.” It answers with drinks built from your bottles, and says why each one works.

Bourbon2 oz
White peach syrup0.5 oz
Orange bitters2 dash
Limoncelloout0.5 oz

The sugar is just changing costume — peach carries the same weight demerara did.

Next time you are out
A list that knows why

Bottles that are out or running low, and anything standing between the book and a drink — each line saying which drink it is holding up.

CampariBoulevardier · 3 other drinks
LimoncelloAmalfi Fashioned
Mintrunning low
Two of you behind the same bar

A bar is the thing you share, not an account. Send whoever pours with you a link and you are both looking at one shelf and one book.