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Version 1.0.37 · 2026-10-26
- bug fixes and improvements
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The store currently lists version 1.0.37, updated 2026-10-26.






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Tipple: Reframe Your Relationship with Alcohol
Take control of your drinking habits with Tipple, the smarter way to track, moderate, and reduce your alcohol consumption. Whether your goal is a "damp lifestyle," mindful moderation, or total sobriety, Tipple provides the evidence-based tools and non-judgmental support you need to thrive.
Why Tipple?
Most alcohol apps are designed for the extremes—either total abstinence or no support at all. Tipple is different. We recognize that most adults who drink are simply looking for a healthier balance. Built on the principles of behavioral psychology and neuroscience, Tipple helps you build "intentionality" into every glass. We don't do stigma; we do science.
Transform Your Health and Lifestyle
Alcohol impacts more than just your liver. It affects your sleep architecture, your caloric intake, and your cognitive performance.…
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