Session Scope
Two traces, both running totals: cumulative grams of ethanol logged, cumulative milligrams of congeners. Counts what was poured, nothing else.
Drink chemistry, demystified.
Every pour logged as grams of ethanol and milligrams of congeners: the trace compounds behind a drink's color, aroma, and character. Counts, elapsed time, and a pace read against a fixed rule that learns from prior nights. No sliders. No guesses. A brutalist HUD for what is in the glass.
Azeo is the instrument that came with the app and has opinions. One line of dry wit at the top of STATUS (chemistry, bar lore, the lime thief, the vermouth open since June), then back to a quiet green trace. It roasts drinks and trends, never the person holding the phone, and is never impressed by a quantity.

Two traces, both running totals: cumulative grams of ethanol logged, cumulative milligrams of congeners. Counts what was poured, nothing else.
Steady or heavy. A fixed rule holds from the first pour; personal history joins it once a few sessions are on record.
Drinks, sessions, calories, and spend across 7 / 30 / 90 / 365-day windows. Peaks marked, deltas tracked.
The congener profile of every pour. The chemistry behind the taste, charted.
A photograph of any drink menu, read into a list of names, prices, and categories. Each item opens to its molecules, strength, and congener load. 5 to start, then 3 a month.
206 cocktail formulations, custom builds, and favorites. One formulation featured each day.
41 signature molecules across six families, unlocking pour by pour: gin's terpenes, tequila's methyl anthranilate.
Venues pin to the map, with the night's route drawn between stops. The picker learns the usual spots and suggests the likeliest for the hour.
Count and pace mirrored to Apple Watch, widgets, and the Dynamic Island. From the Lock Screen, a widget, or the Action Button, one tap logs a drink.
What can be made from what is on the shelf. Bottle labels scan straight into stock.
The month compressed to a single telemetry sheet, alongside k-anonymous benchmarks, never an individual.
Pattern, health, and spend signals surfaced from the data. Statistics, not a model. Observed, not nagged.
Each session becomes one tile: the day, the count, the drink of the night drawn in its glass, the venue. Months stack newest first, and a tile opens the session's own page with its scope, venues, photos, and cost. Telemetry sits one segment over: drinks, sessions, calories, and spend across 7, 30, 90, and 365 days.

Every pour unlocks the compounds inside it, filed in a periodic table of 41 molecules across six families: structure, formula, mass, and where each one turns up. A field guide to the chemistry, built one drink at a time.

A catalog of formulations, each broken down to the active congeners that define its taste, with reagents, method, and scaling. All 206 are free.

Formulations, the compendium, the home bar, favorites, and taste evolution, each a live instrument on one bench. A stocked shelf resolves into a count of what can be built from it, and a craft key builds a new formulation from scratch.

The home bar, bottle by bottle: typed in, or read off the cabinet by a camera pass along the shelf. The shelf resolves into what it can build, and the one bottle that would open the most new formulations is named at the top.

Count, pace and elapsed time on the wrist, under the night's scope as the phone draws it. Water and drinks log in one tap each, the last round repeats by name, and TONIGHT lists every glass. No phone required.

Opened like a book on iPhone Duo, STATUS spreads across both pages: the scope, the count, and the keys on the left; the night's ledger, water, and the safety pair on the right. LAB, TIMELINE, and VAULT open as a list on one page and its detail on the other. Folded, the cover keeps the phone's layout.

Counts, not verdicts. The HUD logs what was poured (grams, congeners, minutes) and scores no one, clears no one, and never calls a drive safe. Any amount impairs. The HUD reports. The operator decides.