Snap a photo of any drink. Sip logs the calories, tracks your pace, and tells you how tomorrow will feel.
The same reason people track food or steps: what gets measured changes. Studies on self-monitoring consistently show that simply logging drinks reduces consumption — you notice the third drink you'd otherwise wave through, you see that "a few beers" is 600 calories, and you connect rough mornings to specific nights. A drink tracker isn't about quitting; it's about drinking with the lights on.
Point your camera at a bottle, can, glass, or cocktail. AI identifies it and fills in ABV, serving size, and calories. Edit anything before saving.
Running totals for the day, week, and month — split into alcohol, sugar, and mixer calories so you can see what's actually adding up.
A calibrated Widmark model tuned to your weight, height, age, and sex — with a physiological sanity clamp and time-based decay. Opt-in.
A 0–10 morning-after score. Log how you actually felt and Sip learns your personal sensitivity — the forecast gets more yours every week.
Calendar heatmap, drink-type breakdown, BAC trend lines, and streaks for the habits you're proud of.
Your log is yours. No feeds, no sharing unless you ask, no data sold. Delete everything anytime from Settings.
Everyone has a number in their head — "I'll keep it to three." The problem is nobody's counting at 11pm. A tracker moves the counting out of your head: the ring fills, the pace shows, and the decision about the next drink gets made with information instead of vibes. And unlike a paper log, Sip needs about two seconds of attention per drink.
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