Cocktailor
Cocktailor
For bars
They see Paper Plane, Last Word, Penicillin and have no idea whether any of it is sweet, strong, long or smoky. So they order the one drink they already know.
Cocktailor puts a control panel for taste behind a QR code. Eight sliders, no cocktail vocabulary, and your list reorders itself into what the person actually wants.
€22 a month after that. No card to start. Your menu stays online even if you stop paying.
A camera and two seconds. No app, no account, no cookie wall.
Dry to sweet. Light to strong. Smoky, if that is the mood. Skip whatever you do not care about.
One tap gives them the name in type big enough to hold up across a loud bar.
Every drink carries eight numbers, not a bag of tags. Tags drift and each bar writes them differently; a vector can be compared. Move three sliders and the ranking is real maths running on the phone — no round trip, no spinner, no lag between the thumb and the list.
Thirty classics come hand-scored by a person, not a model, so the whole library has a spine to hang off. Everything you add gets prefilled and you confirm it.
One JSON payload, one stylesheet, no framework. It paints in well under a second on the kind of Wi-Fi bars actually have, and the list is readable before any JavaScript arrives.
86 a drink from your phone between two orders and it is gone from the next guest’s screen. No reprinting, no crossing anything out.