New in 2.2 SPOT — Record where a package actually sits inside its humidor: "Shelf 3", "Top tray", "Left bin". Whatever you type is offered as a tap next time, so your names stay consistent. Search your collection for a spot to find everything stored there. • Every cigar you add now gets an aging clock. Adding a plain count used to skip lots entirely, which quietly meant no resting time and nothing on the Aging card. Now a count is tracked like anything else. • Set the resting date and the spot while you're adding a cigar, instead of saving and coming back to edit it. • Simpler packaging picker. "Just a count" and "Single" did the same thing two different ways — now there's one option, and it's the default. • Adding several singles at once records them as one entry rather than a separate line for each. • Packaging settings explain what the screen is for, mark the sizes you added yourself, and let you restore the standard list after deleting from it. • Cigar names no longer get clipped in a humidor's contents list.

Boxes and singles of the same cigar aren't the same age. This release rebuilds how Ash Tag counts your collection so it finally knows the difference. LOTS & AGING • Record each purchase as its own lot — a sealed box of 25, a tin of 5, three singles — each with its own resting date, price and count. • One continuous aging clock per lot. It never pauses and never resets, so you always know exactly how long a stick has rested. • Milestone badges at one, two and five years, so long-resting stock stands out at a glance. • Cost per stick worked out for you from what you paid for the box. • Mark a box sealed and Ash Tag draws from your open stock first. • Keep a box in the cabinet and the singles in your travel case — the same blend can rest in two places on two different clocks. • New Aging card on the home screen, and you can now sort your collection by age. LIVE HUMIDITY • Reads Govee H5075 and H5074 sensors directly over Bluetooth. No Govee account, no hub, no Wi-Fi. • Set a target humidity and tolerance per humidor and see at a glance whether you're inside it. • Warnings when a reading goes stale or a sensor battery is running low. • More than one sensor per humidor, so you can watch the top and bottom of a cabinet separately. AUTOMATIC PHOTOS • Ash Tag now finds a product photo for your cigars automatically, preferring a clean single stick where one exists. • Auto-picked images are badged so you always know which are ours and which are yours. Replace any of them whenever you like. IMPROVEMENTS • Choose which humidor a scan files into before you save it, and see a summary of everything that was added. • Redesigned filter bar on the collection screen, with a humidor picker that no longer runs out of room. • Sort by date added, and see when each cigar joined your collection. • Resting time now shows under the right humidor when a cigar is split between two. • Charts show full country and brand names instead of cutting them off. FIXES • Searching without accents now works — typing "Padron" finds your Padróns. • Quantities update correctly when a lot is deleted. • The home screen charts no longer refresh and jump while you're reading them. • Long cigar names no longer get clipped in humidor and collection lists. • Sort and picker menus no longer lose your place when you scroll.

This update is all about finding things faster. SORT YOUR COLLECTION A new sort menu sits right above your cigar list. Sort by brand, name, price, quantity, rating, last smoked, strength, size, ring gauge, length, country, or humidor — ascending or descending. Cheapest first, strongest first, longest since you smoked it: it's your call. REVIEWS AS A JOURNAL Reviews can now be sorted by date, cigar name, brand, or rating. Sorting by date groups your reviews by month, so your review list reads like a smoking journal. Every review also shows which cigar it belongs to at a glance. SMALL TOUCHES Your sort choice is remembered between launches, and cigars missing a value (no price, never rated) stay out of the way at the bottom of the list.

Introducing Humidors! Your collection just got organized. You can now track exactly where every cigar lives. • New Humidors tab — Create a humidor for your desktop box, cabinet, cooler, or travel case. Give each one a name, capacity, location, and target humidity. • See it at a glance — Every humidor shows its cigar count, fill level, and total value. Overfilled? The gauge turns amber so you know it's time to expand. • Move cigars in seconds — Tap Move to shift cigars between humidors, or split a box across two. Moving 5 of 20 to your travel case? Done in two taps. • Filter your Collection by humidor — New filter chips on the Collection tab show you exactly what's in each humidor, and every cigar card shows where it's stored. • Nothing to set up — Your existing collection is untouched. Cigars simply appear as "Unassigned" until you file them, whenever you're ready. Deleting a humidor never deletes cigars — they just return to Unassigned. • Home screen summary — A new dashboard line shows your humidors, total cigars stored, and how many are still waiting to be filed. Plus: cigar counts now show actual sticks (not entries), and a refreshed custom humidor icon throughout the app.

New: Humidor Scan. Instead of logging cigars one by one, just take a photo of your shelf. Ash Tag reads the labels, identifies each cigar, and populates your collection automatically. It's the fastest way to get your humidor into the app. Also added barcode scanning with a community-driven database that grows smarter with every scan, and AI name and image search for when you can't find a barcode. Added Age restriction check Plus general improvements and bug fixes under the hood.

Bug fixes

Added a quick-action button to decrease inventory by 1 and increase archive by 1. This action normally occurs when submitting a review, but for those who prefer not to leave a review, this provides a fast way to update inventory only.

Bug Fix - There was an issue where if you deleted the country from the lookup and it was attached to the main entry the app would crash.