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The store currently lists version 2026.10.1, updated 2026-10-26.
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Ka'Link! is a cocktail recipe app built around what you have at home. Add what's in your bar and kitchen, from spirits to fresh fruit and herbs, and it shows every recipe you can make with them. Describe the drink you're in the mood for and the built-in bartender invents an original recipe around your ingredients, on devices with Apple Intelligence. Hundreds of classic and modern recipes, read step by step as you mix, on iPhone, iPad and Mac.
See every feature at kalinkcocktails.com
A NEW DRINK, MADE FOR YOU
On devices with Apple Intelligence, describe a taste like "something tropical" or "a smoky winter sipper" and the AI Bartender writes an original recipe with ingredients, steps and a designed glass. It leans on the bottles you already have and runs on your device.…
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- Support for iPhone Duo, with fixes and optimizations for OS 27, now built on Swift 6. - Bug fixes and performance improvements. To submit a bug report, use Send Debug Log in the Menu. For a full log of changes, see the following: kalinkcocktails.com/history
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