Meet Neat / Coming soon to iPhone

A little know-how.
A bar that’s yours.

Neat connects the bottles you own to the cocktails you could be making, then keeps the details that make them yours.

Start with what you have
Add your bottles and see which cocktails you can make. Neat knows that your bottle of Carpano Antica is sweet vermouth, so you can spend less time searching and more time choosing.
See what’s close
A recipe that’s one ingredient away could become your next favorite. Neat shows what’s missing, including pantry ingredients you’ve said you don’t have.
Make a thoughtful swap
No Campari, but you have Aperol? Neat offers curated substitutions and explains the trade-offs: sweeter, lower-proof, a different drink. A swap is always clearly labeled.
Choose your next bottle
See which additions would open up new recipes for your particular shelf. Save an ingredient to your wishlist and remember why you wanted it.
Keep your shelf in order
Keep track of what’s open, what’s waiting, and what’s finished. Your cabinet helps Neat show you useful possibilities as your shelf changes.
Remember your version
Record the cocktail you made or the spirit you tasted, which bottle you used, what you changed, and whether you’d make it again. Your notes stay yours to build on.
Keep it close, offline
Read saved recipes and record changes without a signal. Neat syncs when you reconnect and lets you know when your saved recommendations need updating.
Share a little inspiration
Follow people and see what they actually made. A quiet place for ideas and personal notes, with no streaks or reminders to drink.

Made with a little restraint

Good company.
No pressure.

Your shelf, without the sales pitch

Neat doesn’t buy or sell bottles, track prices, or put a value on your collection.

A companion for home

The focus is your own bar. There are no venue maps, check-ins, or nightlife recommendations.

Your taste stays personal

Your ratings help you remember what you like. They aren’t averaged into a public score.

For what you make

No consumption streaks, volume milestones, or pressure to keep pouring. The craft is the point.