EVERY STEP SAYS HOW MUCH TO POUR Start mixing named the bottles a step used but never the measures, so following it meant closing the stepper and going back to the recipe. The amounts are in the steps now. A bottle poured across several steps can say how much each one takes, and one only a single step uses simply carries its whole measure. SEARCH ANSWERS A HALF-TYPED NAME Stop at "pain" and the Painkiller is there, on the server and on your own device when there is no signal to reach one. Both now read a fragment the same way, so results no longer rearrange themselves a beat after they appear. THE KEYBOARD HAS A WAY DOWN On the search screen the keyboard covered the tabs, and nothing but the return key would close it again. Tap beside the field or scroll the results and it goes away. ALSO IN THIS EDITION A drink called exactly what you typed no longer explains itself as merely similar, and the what's new screen now appears after an update instead of being marked read before anybody saw it.

SEARCH THAT KNOWS WHAT IS IN THE GLASS Search now understands ingredients as real things rather than as words. Ask for Jameson and Mixolo finds the Irish whiskey drinks. Ask for something bitter and stirred and it finds the Negroni. Every result tells you why it is in the list. STILL WORKS WITH NO SIGNAL When the server cannot be reached, your device ranks the catalog itself. Search keeps answering on a plane, in a basement bar, or anywhere else the bars run out. YOUR PAGE, YOUR CALL Your public book at mixolo.app is now optional. Turn it off and your name comes off the web, while the recipes you have published keep their own pages and every link you have already sent still opens. THE COMMUNITY, WHERE YOU WERE ALREADY LOOKING Browse and search what other people have published from the same place you search the classics, and report anything that does not belong. ALSO IN THIS EDITION A drink with no photo now shows the glass it is served in rather than a generic pour. Rate a cocktail straight from its recipe. A calmer unit picker, a tidier ingredient list, and one place to ask about a forgotten password.