THE CAIPI FIELD GUIDE
Learn how Caipi Counter helps you log drinks, share an event, keep a diary offline and revisit your memories in drink reports and recaps.
Your shared event diary.GET TO KNOW YOUR DIARY
Practical guides to the counter, your people and the moments you want to keep.
THE DRINK DIARY
How Caipi Counter records alcoholic and alcohol-free drinks by person and event, with illustrated choices, undo and editable drink times.
Read the guide: A drink counter for the moments you want to remember
YOUR PEOPLE, ONE OCCASION
Create a private Caipi Counter event, add participants and invite friends by link or QR code. Learn who can log drinks and how sharing works.
Read the guide: A shared drink tracker for your people and occasions
READY BEFORE YOU GO
Prepare Caipi Counter for offline drink tracking, understand pending entries and synchronize your event history when a connection returns.
Read the guide: An offline drink tracker for trips with patchy connections
LOOK BACK AT YOUR OCCASION
Explore Caipi Counter statistics, cumulative and daily drink timelines, mood check-ins and shareable event recaps, with clear explanations of every count.
Read the guide: Read your drink reports, timeline and event recapLooking for a quick answer?
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FROM THE CAIPI JOURNAL
Ideas for shared holidays, thoughtful little diaries and looking back together.
A note from Marcelo
I built Caipi Counter on my honeymoon with Esther in Gregolimano, Greece. Our friends joined immediately, and a diary for two became something we wanted to share.
Read the story: How our honeymoon in Gregolimano became Caipi Counter
Play together
Meet Caipi Spin, Caipi Shuffle and Caipi Launch: three playful ways to discover a pick from your own mix, with alcohol-free choices and no obligation to log or drink it.
Read the story: A spin, a shuffle and a flying lime: the fun inside Caipi CounterA little care
Why I made room for water breaks and alcohol-free choices in Caipi Counter, and why drink counts and mood check-ins can never tell you whether it is safe to drive.
Read the story: Water breaks belong in the good times