Is There an Untappd for Cocktails, Wine, or Coffee?
Untappd taught a generation to check in their beer. The same idea works for every other glass, and it lives in one app.
Yes. Drinqly is the Untappd for everything you drink. Untappd is the beloved check-in app for beer; Drinqly is the same loop, check in, rate, photograph, and remember, for cocktails, wine, spirits, coffee, tea, and mocktails. Instead of a different app per drink, it is one social drinking journal for every glass, alcohol or not.
Drinqly is a free download for iPhone.
Get Drinqly on the App StoreIf you've ever been out with me, you know I'm going to order a cider about eighty percent of the time. Something easy, right off the tap, and no, I'm not paying fifteen dollars for a cocktail (unless I'm feeling like splurging!). My favorite? A baked apple pie cider that I had at our local taphouse a few months ago. When I say it truly tasted like apple pie, it's almost uncanny. But that's the thing, I'm not just a cider drinker. Some days I like a good espresso martini, other days it's a lager with lime, other days it's just a well-made mocktail garnished like it's a $20 cocktail. Most apps don't support that. They assume people drink just one drink, and shame people for being any different.
That's the whole reason I built one drink journal. People search for an Untappd for cocktails, an Untappd for wine, an Untappd for coffee, and underneath those searches is the same small wish: check in whatever is in your hand, rate it, and find it again in six months. One place that treats a matcha as seriously as a mezcal, and lets you remember them all in one place.
What Untappd got right
Untappd made remembering a beer almost effortless. Tap the pint, give it stars, add a photo and a line, and it lands on a timeline you can scroll back through months later. It also made the memory social. You could see what friends were pouring and where they found it. That loop is the reason people go hunting for an Untappd-shaped app for whatever they actually drink. Beer just happened to get there first.
Where the "one app per drink" idea falls apart
The market answered the question one drink at a time. A wine app. A whiskey app. A coffee app. A cocktail app. Each has its own login, its own friends list, its own half-finished history, and each is very good at ignoring the other three. If you have a cocktail on Friday, a glass of wine on Sunday, and a flat white on Monday, your week is now smeared across four timelines you never open. A single-category app can only hold a slice of what you drink. The slice it holds is rarely the one you go looking for later.
| Untappd | Drinqly | |
|---|---|---|
| Built around | Beer & breweries | Every drink, equally |
| Cocktails, wine, spirits | Secondary | First-class, with rich details |
| Coffee, tea, boba, mocktails | No | Full sober mode |
| Check in, rate, photo | Yes | Yes, for any drink |
| Friends feed | Yes | Friends + worldwide feed |
| Find it nearby | Breweries & bars | Bars, cafes & venues |
| Your personal journal | A beer log | Every glass you pour |
None of this is a knock on Untappd, it's a great beer app, and it should stay one. Drinqly just starts from a different premise: the drink worth logging is whatever's actually in your hand.
The part Untappd never had: sober
More and more of the glasses I want to remember have no alcohol in them. A ceremonial matcha whisked to order. A single-origin pour-over. The zero-proof spritz a good bar now builds with real intent. A beer app has nowhere to put any of that. Drinqly has a full sober experience, so a matcha checks in with its own fields for roast and sweetness and earns a spot on the same timeline as your Negroni. It works at the cafe counter as easily as at the bar.
So, is there an Untappd for your drink?
Yes, and it's the same one for all of them. A mezcal, a Muscadet, a matcha: same check-in, same stars, same searchable history. If you want the wine-specific version of this argument, I wrote one for wine; there are companion pieces for cocktails and coffee too. They all land in one place. That's the point of keeping a single journal instead of a phone full of half-used ones. It works the same way from the other side of the counter: bars and cafes can claim their venue for free and see what's actually getting logged there.
Common questions
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