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Version 1.5.0 · 2026-01-23
This update brings major performance boosts and exciting new features!
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The store currently lists version 1.5.0, updated 2026-01-23.








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Your Christmas Party Essential! ShakeIt All-New Upgrade
The ultimate cocktail party planning app! The brand-new "Party Calculator" helps you create the perfect drink menu quickly—from AI recommendations to ingredient shopping and cost estimation, we solve all your party planning headaches. Christmas festive special cocktails now live—make your party the talk of the town!
Party Calculator - Just Launched
The smartest cocktail planning assistant ever!
Intelligent Recommendation System:
- Enter party size, flavor preferences, alcohol strength
- AI automatically recommends optimal cocktail combinations
- Prioritizes cocktails using ingredients you already have
- Different recommendations every time—always fresh surprises…
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This update brings major performance boosts and exciting new features!
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