Point it at a bottle and Winey tells you what it is worth and whether to buy it at that price. Same Winey, same free collection. Plus: a rescan of a bottle you own now asks before it merges, notifications that actually reach you and one weekly free opinion when the pool runs dry.

A first screen that asks the one question worth asking: is there a bottle in your hand? Yes opens the camera. No offers a sample and a text field. Winey now says what a bottle is worth. Name the price on the shelf and the answer comes back buy or walk. A kinder reply when the photo is a shelf rather than a label – and an honest one when the label cannot be read. And if you said no to Pro the first time, the second ask is a lower one.

A kinder first minute. If there is no bottle in reach, Winosseur now offers a sample to try instead of opening a blank camera. Faster alcohol lookups, because a wine the app has already looked up is answered from memory instead of asked again. And an honest word when things slow down – no more silence while something is being worked out.

Faster, more reliable label reads. Voice now explains itself on devices without on-device speech instead of erroring. Small fixes throughout.

Winey holds himself to the truth now: honest unknowns instead of invented facts, one fair ask, and your collection stays free forever. Voice conversations, faster scans, and a steadier camera throughout.

Winey now reads the room: scan a wine list and every answer comes from that list – at the table, where it counts. Smarter dossiers that only say what the bottle can prove, a quieter app that asks less and listens more, and tuning throughout.

A sharper pour. Scans now read a rosé for what it is, and take the ABV straight off the label when it's printed there. The camera promises exactly what it reads. Nothing it doesn't.

An even more generous pour. Winey now greets you the moment you first open the app – say a wine, type it or snap a label, and you're off. Also in this pour: - Windows that tell the truth: every bottle wears its verdict – HOLD TILL, READY, DRINK SOON or ENDED – with the full range beside it. The Kill List rounds up the ones running out of road. - GRAPES/STYLE on every dossier: real blend compositions when the producer publishes them, honest ranges when they don't, never an invented percentage. - A Friday pairing nudge – only if you say yes. - Sharper dossiers: region, ABV and size at a glance, and an edit sheet that respects your time. - Small joys: a bonk when you drink a bottle, a zap when you crown a unicorn. If Winey doesn't know, he says so. If your bottle's late, he says that too. That's the whole point.

An even better pour.

Polish. Winey's takes are sharper and more specific, voice runs smoother, multi-bottle scanning is cleaner, and a stack of bugs got shown the door.

Let's talk wine. No, literally. You say something, I say something back. No tapping in between – look, ma, no hands. Ask if the 2016 needs another year, what stands up to short ribs, which bottle on that list is the steal. I answer out loud, with opinions I'll stand behind. First taste is on the house. Also in this flight: – Scan a label, get the dossier – vintage, varietal, drink window and my honest take. Every field editable, because you know your stash better than I do. – Snap a dish and I'll pull the bottle from your collection that belongs beside it. – Faster everywhere – sharper scans, smoother talk, fewer taps between you and the answer. Pour something. Say something. Hear something.

VOICE. IS. HERE. The wine app you actually talk to has arrived. Tap the mic. Speak. Winey™ hears you. Winey talks back, out loud, with real wine knowledge and real opinions. – Ask any wine question. Pairings. Value. Timing. Decanting. Whether to buy that bottle. Whether to drink this bottle. What to bring to your friend's cousin's stepmom's Arbor Day picnic. Winey hears you. Winey answers. – Scan three bottles in one snap. Producer, vintage, varietal, region – identified in seconds. – Recommendations from your collection. Tell Winey what you're cooking. Winey picks bottles you actually own – or recommends new ones, if you're looking to expand your palate. – Drinking windows for every bottle. Know what to open tonight. Know what to wait on. Know what's getting a little faded. – Bottle dossiers on demand. Tasting notes. Decant times. Serving temps. Storage zones. Everything. – Roasts on request. Yes, really. Winey doesn't hedge. Tap the mic. Talk wine. Pour better.

v1.3 brings: - Sharper dedupe. The "you already own this" badge actually means it now. - Cleaner labels. AVAs, regions, and varietals come through where they belong. - Zone memory. Pick "Wine Fridge" once, the next scan defaults there. - Plus a stack of small touches I'd rather you discover than read about.

Meet Winey™ – your AI sommelier with strong opinions about your taste in wine. What's new: • Winey-first onboarding so you actually get to meet him • Sample collection so you can poke around before adding your own • Smart camera that knows whether you're scanning a bottle or a wine list • Sharper duplicate detection – fewer false matches when you scan • Various polish, fixes, and Winey getting wittier

Winosseur keeps getting sharper. • Winey™ now reads photos — snap a wine list, menu, bottle, or plate and Winey tells you exactly what to drink, tuned to your personal taste. • Weekly Kill List notifications so bottles never go past peak without you knowing. • Region-aware palate fingerprint — Winey remembers your favorite appellations, not just grapes. • Upgraded bottle-kill animation, haptics, and sound. • Friendlier error messages. Zero stack traces. • Bug fixes and performance improvements.