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Version 2.11.1 · 2026-08-20
Performance and stability improvements
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The store currently lists version 2.11.1, updated 2026-08-20.








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Discover, craft, and enjoy the art of mixology like never before! With Jigger, creating cocktails is simple, fun, and tailored to your taste —and you can now add and edit your own recipes for a truly personal bar.
HAND-PICKED RECIPES
Browse an ever-growing library of expertly curated drinks, from timeless classics to modern creative mixes. Find the perfect pour for any occasion.
CREATE & EDIT YOUR COCKTAILS (NEW!)
Design signature concoctions from scratch or tweak existing recipes to suit your palate. Your custom drinks live right alongside the built-ins.
YOUR BAR, YOUR INGREDIENTS
Add what you have on hand to My Bar and instantly see what you can make. Manage multiple bars for different homes or events.
FIND THE PERFECT COCKTAIL
Filter by ingredients, strength, taste profile, prep method, ice type, or difficulty—Jigger surfaces the drinks that match your mood.…
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