Sipped

Never blank on their drink again.

You've been in that aisle. Staring. Trying to remember if it was the one with the black label or the one your friend brought to Mah Jongg. That's exactly what Sipped is for.

Sipped remembers what your people drink — the go-to, the treat, the bottle worth bringing — so you always show up right.

Start free — right in your browser

Nothing to install  ·  Works on any phone or computer

A person card in Sipped showing their drink, answered by them
Jess's card — her drink, in her words.

Three ways in. Ten seconds each.

Add

Type it once

"Jess — dirty martini." That's the entire add flow. Five people take a minute, and your list starts remembering what your memory won't.

Sipped's People list with quick-add

Ask

Or let them tell you

Send a drink link. Your friend answers in ten seconds — no app, no account, nothing to sign up for. Their answer lands on their card marked answered by them, in their own words. Nobody guesses.

The drink link page a friend sees — what's your drink?

Bring

Show up with the right bottle

Bring a Sip turns what you know into three to five ideas with real prices — their stated go-to first, a celebration bottle when the moment calls for it, and a budget pick that still lands.

And when your friends join Sipped, it gets even better: instead of what you remember about them, suggestions come from what they actually drink and love — straight from their own library.

Bring a Sip gift ideas ranked for Jess

Everyone you love drinks something.

Your mom only drinks one Champagne. She also loves Notorious Pink. Liz is a Stella and spicy paloma person who doesn't touch wine. Sipped remembers all of it.

How it started: I was standing in my local grocery store, staring at a wall of pinot noirs. I'd definitely tried three of them before and loved at least one, but couldn't remember which. So I took a picture, asked Claude what I should buy based on the ones I knew I liked — and it worked.

That's when I realized: every time you find a drink you love, you should remember it. Not for bragging. Just for standing in a store one day thinking, "Wait, didn't I love that one?"

For every "what do they drink again?"

The dinner invitation

You're at the wine shop, staring at four hundred bottles. Sipped knows your host loves a bold Paso cab — and which one you brought last time.

The gift that says you listened

Dad's pour is Buffalo Trace, one big cube. His birthday bottle stops being a guess and starts being the thing he actually drinks.

The stocked shelf

Before people come over, glance at your list: Marcus's hazy IPA, Priya's mezcal, Elena's champagne. Everyone finds their drink waiting.

The "what do you drink?" text

Someone new in the rotation? Send them a drink link. They answer in ten seconds, and you never have to ask twice.

Your own sips, too

Take a photo, get the details

Snap a picture of any label — wine, beer, spirits, whatever's in your glass. AI reads it and fills in the details automatically. No typing, no looking it up.

Rate it in real words

Smooth, fruity, hoppy, zingy, strong, spicy — or just "great for girls night." However you'd describe it to a friend works just fine here.

For anyone who loves a good drink and hates forgetting the great ones. Wine, beer, spirits, bubbles — if it comes in a bottle, Sipped remembers it.

Wherever you are

On the web

Works on any phone or computer, right in the browser. Nothing to install, nothing to update — and on your phone, "Add to Home Screen" makes it feel like an app.

On iPhone

The native iOS app is in beta on TestFlight — App Store coming. Same account, same people, same memory everywhere.

On Android

The web app runs beautifully in Chrome — install it from the browser menu and it lives on your home screen like anything else.

Ask once. Remember forever.

Free during beta. Signing up takes about thirty seconds — less time than it takes to text "what was that wine you liked?" And the more friends you invite, the smarter the gift suggestions get.

Start free on the web

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