Last updated: October 27, 2026
Speed Pour is a cocktail recipe lookup and sharing tool operated by Boyfriend Solutions LLC. By using it, you agree to these terms. If you don't agree, don't use it — no hard feelings.
You're responsible for your account and the content you create. Don't share your login credentials. If you think your account has been compromised, contact us immediately.
Recipes you create belong to you. By marking a recipe as public, you grant Speed Pour and other users a non-exclusive license to display it within the app. You can make any recipe private or delete it at any time, which removes it from other users' libraries.
Using “Riff this” on any recipe creates a new personal recipe in your library — it's yours to edit and share however you like.
Public recipes have their own shareable links and can be saved or riffed by other users. Making a recipe private or deleting it removes it from others' libraries and disables its link.
You can organize recipes into menus and make them public or private. By marking a menu as public, you allow other users to subscribe to it. Subscriptions are live-linked — when you add or remove recipes from a public menu, subscribers see those changes automatically.
If you make a menu private or delete it, subscribers lose access to that menu. Recipes they've added to their own library through other means are not affected.
You can follow other users to automatically sync their public recipes and menus to your library. When a followed user adds or edits public content, you'll receive in-app notifications after a brief delay. Following is a private relationship — follower counts are not displayed.
Unfollowing a user removes their synced content from your library and unsubscribes you from their menus. Recipes you individually added to your library through other means are not affected.
Houses represent bars, restaurants, or cocktail programs on Speed Pour. Anyone with an account can create a House, and whoever creates it becomes its owner. A House needs an active subscription to be usable by its staff.
Owners have full control of a House: they can manage the public profile, add and remove managers and staff, create and edit recipes and menus, and publish content. Managers can create and edit recipes and menus, add staff, and see draft content, but cannot promote or remove other managers or edit the House profile. Staff have read-only access to published House recipes and menus.
House recipes, menus, and profile content are owned by the House, not by individual users. If you leave a House or are removed, you lose access to that House's content unless you independently follow the House's public profile.
Staff invites are generated as tokenized links. These links grant access to the House's published content and require account creation. House managers can revoke access at any time.
A House subscription costs $50 per month or $500 per year, charged to the payment method you give Stripe when you activate the House. Prices are in US dollars, and any tax Stripe is required to collect is added at checkout.
Subscriptions renew automatically at the end of each billing period until you cancel. You can cancel at any time from the billing portal on the House screen. Your House stays active through the end of the period you have already paid for, and locks after that.
We don't offer refunds, including for partial periods, unused time, or a House you forgot to cancel. Cancel before a period renews to avoid the next charge.
If a payment fails, your House keeps working while Stripe retries the card. It locks once those retries are exhausted or the subscription is cancelled.
A locked House keeps its data. Its recipes, menus, and profile stop being readable by you and your staff, and become readable again when the subscription is active again. Deleting a House is a separate, permanent action you take yourself.
We may change prices. If we do, we will tell you before the change reaches your next renewal, and you can cancel before it takes effect.
A House owner or manager can issue a six-digit Quick Code that gives a device read-only access to that House, with no account behind it. It is built for a shared terminal behind the bar.
A device on a pass can read the House's published recipes and menus and work a menu during service. It cannot edit anything, see draft content, or reach anyone's personal library or profile.
Treat the code the way you would treat a key. It does not expire on its own, so anyone who has it can read that House until someone takes it back — share it only with people you want in your House. Owners and managers can issue a new code, end an individual device's session, or turn Quick Code off for the House entirely, and any of those take effect immediately. You are responsible for the codes your House hands out.
We log the IP address of every code entry to protect Houses from guessing. See our privacy policy for what we keep and for how long.
You can import recipes from photos, screenshots, PDFs, or spreadsheets — Speed Pour uses Anthropic's Claude API to parse what you upload into structured recipe data. See our privacy policy for what happens to the source file.
Only upload content you own or have permission to share. Don't upload copyrighted recipe books, proprietary menus from places you don't work at, or anyone's spec sheets without their okay. We may remove imported content that violates these rules.
AI parsing isn't perfect — review the parsed result before saving. Once saved, it becomes your recipe under the same terms as any other recipe you create.
Don't use Speed Pour to do anything illegal, harmful, or disruptive. Don't impersonate others, spam, or abuse the platform. We reserve the right to suspend accounts that violate these terms.
Speed Pour facilitates links to third-party payment platforms (Venmo, Cash App, PayPal) for user-to-user tips. We do not process, hold, or take a cut of any payments. All transactions are between you and the payment provider. We are not responsible for disputes, refunds, or issues with third-party payment services.
Classic cocktail recipes are provided as general references — including any technique notes, tags, or suggested specs. These vary by bar, region, and era. Speed Pour makes no guarantee that any recipe is “correct” — use your bartender judgment. User-submitted recipes are the responsibility of their creators.
Speed Pour automatically flags common allergens by scanning recipe ingredients for keywords, with an optional manual override. This is a convenience, not a guarantee. It can miss allergens — for example one hidden in a brand-name product, an unusual ingredient, or a recipe whose ingredients were entered incompletely — and the absence of an allergen flag does not mean a drink is free of that allergen.
Allergen flags are not medical or dietary advice. Always verify a drink's ingredients yourself before preparing or serving it to anyone with an allergy or dietary restriction. You are solely responsible for confirming what a drink contains.
You can delete your account at any time through the app. Deleting your account permanently removes your profile, personal recipes, menus, follows, notifications, and subscriptions. Your username is held for 30 days before it becomes available again. Public recipes and menus are removed from all subscribers' and followers' libraries. If you are the sole owner of a House, you must transfer ownership or delete the House before deleting your account.
We do our best to keep Speed Pour running, but we can't guarantee 100% uptime. The app is designed to work offline after first load, so you should be covered during service interruptions.
We may update these terms from time to time. Significant changes will be noted in our release notes. Continued use of the app after changes constitutes acceptance.
Questions about these terms? Hit us up at support@speedpour.app.