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Hi Product Hunt! I'm Kendra, maker of SipCandy. 👋
I built SipCandy from a personal challenge I had: I love trying new restaurants and bars. But when I'd stare at the cocktail menu, I wouldn't know what a drink would taste like (even if the ingredients were listed). I’d end up asking the bartender questions like “is this sweet?” or “what’s this similar to?” and wished there were an easier way to get that information before I ordered.
So I went home and spent a few hours building SipCandy 🍸 SipCandy is a simple, in-the-moment tool: snap a photo of a cocktail menu and it shows clear, plain-language flavor notes and similar drinks. It helps casual drinkers make confident decisions at the time of ordering. It’s not meant to replace bartenders or teach cocktail theory--It just makes choosing a drink easier and can take a bit of pressure off busy bars. You can think of it like Shazam for cocktail menus.
This is an early version, and I’m mostly looking for feedback. Try it in the moment and let me know: - Does this feel useful at the table? - Are the flavor descriptions clear or confusing? - What would make this simpler or more helpful?
Happy to answer questions and iterate based on feedback
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Kendra, maker of SipCandy. 👋
I built SipCandy from a personal challenge I had: I love trying new restaurants and bars. But when I'd stare at the cocktail menu, I wouldn't know what a drink would taste like (even if the ingredients were listed). I’d end up asking the bartender questions like “is this sweet?” or “what’s this similar to?” and wished there were an easier way to get that information before I ordered.
So I went home and spent a few hours building SipCandy 🍸
SipCandy is a simple, in-the-moment tool: snap a photo of a cocktail menu and it shows clear, plain-language flavor notes and similar drinks. It helps casual drinkers make confident decisions at the time of ordering. It’s not meant to replace bartenders or teach cocktail theory--It just makes choosing a drink easier and can take a bit of pressure off busy bars. You can think of it like Shazam for cocktail menus.
This is an early version, and I’m mostly looking for feedback. Try it in the moment and let me know:
- Does this feel useful at the table?
- Are the flavor descriptions clear or confusing?
- What would make this simpler or more helpful?
Happy to answer questions and iterate based on feedback