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Stirred Art scans your photos, detects bars and drinks, builds your flavour profile based on eleven flavours like bitter, smoky and umami, and then personalises bar menus. Everything works offline, so you can get a ranked menu even in the most speakeasy basement out there. It also shows what you can make at home, remembers what each friend drinks (and what they can't), and turns your photos into a map of the bars and drinks you loved.
I spent a decade running cocktail pop-ups and rambling about cocktails, and most of my friends still order the same drink every time. With Stirred Art, you take a photo of a bar menu and the drinks closest to your taste come first, Vivino-style.
What's the drink you always order, and what would make you try something else?
offline menus are a very fitting detail for an app people will open in basement bars
i like the idea of those old drink photos becoming something useful instead of just taking up camera roll space
Hi Vadim, my answer to your question: Singapore Sling, and I leave the bar happy. I try something new when a friend who knows cocktails picks it for me, and he gets my taste right most of the time. If Stirred Art can be that friend from a photo of the menu, I’m in.
One bug made me want to give up on the first screen. The buttons react to taps on their label and ignore the rest of the button area. I got stuck picking my favourite cocktails, closed the app and kept tapping the button until it let me through on the tenth try or so. I see the same behaviour across the whole app. iPhone 11, iOS 26.6.2.
Stirred Art was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 5 upvotes and 5 comments, placing #23 on the daily leaderboard. Stirred Art scans your photos, detects bars and drinks, builds your flavour profile based on eleven flavours like bitter, smoky and umami, and then personalises bar menus. Everything works offline, so you can get a ranked menu even in the most speakeasy basement out there. It also shows what you can make at home, remembers what each friend drinks (and what they can't), and turns your photos into a map of the bars and drinks you loved.
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I spent a decade running cocktail pop-ups and rambling about cocktails, and most of my friends still order the same drink every time. With Stirred Art, you take a photo of a bar menu and the drinks closest to your taste come first, Vivino-style.
What's the drink you always order, and what would make you try something else?