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Happy hour near you. And the night after it.

Real prices and a live countdown on every deal — then keep count of what you've had, see where your friends went, and get home.

Free on iPhone · Coming to the App Store · No account needed to look around

1,000+bars & restaurants
Livecountdown on every deal
$0to download
The SipTrack map showing happy hours near you, each with its price, a countdown and how many people confirmed it

How it works

Three taps, and you're walking there.

No account needed to look. Open it, pick a spot, go.

Open the map

Every bar near you with a deal on, sorted by what's running this minute.

See the real price

The actual list — "$3 mimosas, $4 bloody marys" — and how many minutes are left on it. Not a vague "Happy Hour 3–7" you have to phone ahead about.

Go, and tell the rest

Walk there in one tap. Confirm the deal when you arrive so the next person knows it's real.

Why other apps let you down

Most happy hour listings are already wrong.

They get scraped once and left to rot. You show up, it ended in March, and you stop trusting the app. SipTrack tells you how old the information is — and lets the people who were just there fix it.

51 people confirmed this
?Not confirmed yet — worth a call ahead
Last checked 40 days ago — may have changed
A deal card reading: last call, til 6 PM, 11 minutes left — half-off appetizers and $7 cocktails at Copper and Oak — 51 people confirmed this

The other half

The deal gets you out. The rest gets you home.

SipTrack started as a drink tracker, and that half never went anywhere. Finding a cheap round is how a night begins — knowing what you've had, where everyone went and how you're getting back is how it should end.

See who's out

Which of your friends are already somewhere, and where. Join them in a tap.

Keep count

Log each drink as you go. Set a limit before you leave and get a nudge as you approach it — decided sober, not at 1 AM.

Run a bar crawl

Plan the route, check in together, and let everyone see the next stop.

Go invisible

Ghost mode hides you from the map without closing the app.

Save the night

Where you went, what it cost, and the photos — kept, so tomorrow you remember.

Get home

A ride and your emergency contact stay one tap away all night, without hunting for them.

Questions

Before you download.

Is SipTrack free?

Yes. Finding happy hours, tracking your night and everything with friends is free. There's a Pro tier later for extras, and nothing you use today moves behind it.

Does it actually track what I drink?

That's where SipTrack started. Log each drink as you go, set a limit before you leave, and get a nudge as you get near it. You end the night with what you had, what it cost and where you were — and the estimates are approximations, not medical or legal advice.

Which cities does it cover?

More than a thousand bars and restaurants across dozens of US cities, and it grows city by city. Coverage is deeper in some places than others — open the app and it shows what's actually near you. If your city is thin, tell us and it moves up the list.

How do you know a happy hour is still on?

We don't guess. Every deal shows whether anyone has confirmed it and how recently, and anyone who's been can confirm or flag it. Unconfirmed deals say so instead of pretending.

Do I need an account?

Not to browse deals. You'll want one to track a night or see friends, and you can sign in with an email or a phone number.

Is my location shared?

Only with friends you've added, and only while you're out. Ghost mode turns it off entirely, and it never goes to advertisers.

Know what's on. Know what you've had. Get home.

Free on iPhone, coming to the App Store. Leave an email and I'll tell you the day it's live — one message, nothing else.

One email when it's on the App Store. Nothing else, ever.

Please drink responsibly. 21+. Drink estimates in the app are approximations based on published formulas — they're not medical or legal advice and can't tell you whether you're safe to drive. The SAMHSA helpline (1-800-662-4357) is always in the app.