I like the ability to use a free app forever and never use the in-app purchases. It was easy to add my bottles using the camera scan feature. I love that. I wish the search wasn’t so all inclusive. It’s hard to remember the exact name of a bottle, and the search doesn’t help enough. Also, I’d like to see a larger picture of the bottle, or allow me to take a photo. I wanted to share my bottles with the community, but can’t figure out how to make it public. When I slide the private widget it never says public, so not sure what to do there. That said, I love the app and will continue adding my bottles to track what I’ve had.

I really want to use/like this app. I’m a UX/UI designer by trade and have run into more than a few barriers and pain points just entering a handful of bottles. There is however a showstopper for me. How single barrel picks are handled. I have 400+ bottles and many of them are SiB picks. I started entering my 4R bottles and can’t easily identify which picks I have of each recipe. For example, it says I have 2 OESK bottles, but it shows me only one proof in the summery view, so I can’t tell if I have multiples of one pick or 1 bottle of many picks or a combination. It’s not apparent who the pick is from (there is a “selected by” field, but it doesn’t seem to translate in the summary or details view), not to mention some important warehouse, run/tier information, and age statement. I actually have 10+ OESK’s all different picks with different proofs. Compound this issue across multiple distilleries/brands and it’s a mess. I can see a lot of potential for the app. It seems like it was designed for/by new and inexperienced collectors aimed primarily at keeping a number count of bottles by type with some nice pictures, not so much for people deep in their whiskey collections.This is a review of 3.3.2, fingers crossed it gets better.

I use this app to check on my bottles and see what’s considered a “common” bottle all the way to those that are impossible to get. It also helps me keep track of my inventory. However, still has flaws. For instance, some bottles are certain vintages and there’s no distinction from year to year regarding MSRP or secondary value. Also, you cannot review different years or batches if the bottle. But, on the other spectrum, there are duplicate bottles but can have different distinctions between them even if they’re the same. For instance, one bottle can say it’s a Rare while another description lists it as a Common. The creators of this app should take a page from Untappd to better understand how an app like this should work.

I just start collecting some whiskeys and I really enjoy the app and see others people reviews on different whiskeys, I would love an extra area that you can see all the common to unicorns bottles, in that way beginners like me can see the average value and rarity’s of bottles that we see around the liquor stores shelf, I feels like that would really help people to not waste time and money buying not quality whiskey and going straight for the good ones from the beginning. Other than that, 5/5 on the app and keep doing what ya’ll doing.