Record every dram. Capture nose, palate, and finish. Photograph the bottle. Score on 100 points. Explore classic cocktail recipes from 1862. Everything stays on your device — always.
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No accounts, no sign-in, no analytics, no crash reporters, no network calls. The app is enforced offline at the OS level via App Transport Security.
Name, distillery, region, type, age, ABV, cask, price, tasting notes (nose, palate, finish), a 1–100 rating scale, and multiple photos per entry.
Photograph any whisky label. On-device OCR via Apple's Vision framework auto-fills name, distillery, ABV, and age. No image ever leaves your phone.
Works in a distillery cellar, a remote highland, or on airplane mode. No internet connection is ever needed — not even to unlock after purchase.
15 whisky cocktail recipes from Jerry Thomas's 1862 "How to Mix Drinks" — the first cocktail book published in America — with original text preserved.
Export your entire journal and recipes as a .whiskey file. Share via AirDrop or email. Import on any device running Pourledger.
Fifteen whisky recipes from How to Mix Drinks, or the Bon-Vivant's Companion — the first cocktail book published in America. Every recipe is included in Pourledger with the original 1862 text alongside modern measurements.
Pourledger's .whiskey format is plain JSON. No proprietary binary, no lock-in.
Export from the app, share via AirDrop, import on another device. You can even
build a recipe here in the browser and import it straight into the app.
Use the Recipe Creator on this site to build a cocktail recipe with any ingredients you like.
Click Download to get a .whiskey file — a small JSON file containing your recipe.
Open the file on your iPhone. Pourledger opens automatically and imports the recipe. Done.