Everything that goes in the glass, counted properly. Sip handles the night out. Sip Vino keeps the cellar. Sip Water does the part you always forget. Same account, same people building them.
Sip is on the App Store · Vino & Water are coming
They share an account and a design, but each one is a real app with its own job — not three skins on the same screen.
The night out
Point your camera at anything in your hand and Sip fills in the calories, the ABV and where the night is heading.
The cellar
Every bottle you own, what it cost, what it is worth, and — the hard part — when to actually open it.
The hydration
A daily water goal worked out from your body and your day, that adjusts to how you actually felt.
Install one, install all three. Nothing breaks either way.
Sip and Sip Vino share a single Delta Metrics account, so the profile you set up in one is already there in the other. Sip Water needs no account at all.
Nobody needs all three every day. Open the cellar on a Sunday, the tracker on a Friday, and the water one every morning you regret Friday.
Deleting your account removes your data across the apps that share it. Instructions are on the account deletion page.
Sip is live and free with optional subscriptions. Vino and Water are not on the App Store yet, so we are not quoting prices we have not set.
Sip subscriptions are auto-renewing and charged to your Apple ID at confirmation of purchase. You can manage and cancel them in your App Store account settings. By subscribing you agree to our Terms of Use (EULA) and Privacy Policy.
Only Sip. It is on the iOS App Store and has been for a while. Sip Vino and Sip Water are built but not released — when a page here says "coming soon" it means there is no App Store listing to send you to yet, and we would rather say that than put up a dead button.
No. They are separate apps with separate jobs. Sip works on its own, the cellar in Sip Vino works on its own, and Sip Water does not even ask you to sign in.
For Sip and Sip Vino, yes — they sign in against the same Delta Metrics account, so one profile and one deletion request covers both. Sip Water has no account system at all; its data lives on your device.
Each app has its own, because they genuinely do different things. Sip's policy, Sip Vino's policy, and Sip Water's policy — the last one is short, because that app does not have a server to send anything to.
No. We do not sell your data, we do not share it with advertisers, and we do not profile you across apps for advertising. Each policy lists the infrastructure providers involved for that specific app.
Sip has an Android build in private beta; the other two are iOS only right now. Email [email protected] with the subject "Android" to get on the list.