Slurp keeps your data on your computer

Slurp has no account, no ads and no tracking. Nothing you do in the app leaves your computer. The one thing it does online is check for a new version.

Updates

If you downloaded Slurp from this site, it asks this site every few hours whether a new version is out, then downloads and installs it. That request says nothing about you or your drinks; like any request on the web, it shows the site your IP address. If you installed Slurp from the Microsoft Store, the app makes no such request: the Store updates it.

What the app stores

Your drinks, daily goal, reminder hours, your buddy's name and look, and your settings. They are saved in Slurp's own folder on your computer and nowhere else, and you can delete that folder whenever you like.

What the app looks at

To hold reminders while you're busy, Slurp checks a few things on your computer: whether your microphone (and on Windows, your camera) is in use, whether an app is full screen, and how long since you last used the keyboard or mouse. It reads these only to time a nudge. It never records what you say, see or type, and it doesn't save or send any of it.

This website

The site counts page visits and measures how fast pages load with Vercel Web Analytics and Speed Insights. They use no cookies and don't identify you. The site remembers your light or dark choice and where you dragged its icons in your own browser.

Changes

If this ever changes, this page will say so first, with a new date at the top.