Beanie 1.7 has more visual touchups, with new ways to record your grind and remember your favourite spots. NEW • Grind dial: set numeric grind sizes on a dial, or pick named settings from an arc wheel • Price rating: mark each coffee spot as budget, mid-range or a treat • Amenity labels: Beanie now suggests labels like Wi-Fi, outdoor seating and more when you tag a spot • Map peek: tap the map button on a spot to see it in place, then expand it without leaving the page REDESIGNED • Bean and spot pages have a soft frosted background drawn from their colours, with the name front and centre • Cards are cleaner and livelier, and roast level and rating animate in when you open a page • Freshness now shows as a ring, so you can see how your beans are ageing at a glance • Refreshed colour palette and glass-style icons IPAD • Your libraries now live in a sidebar • Statistics opens as a sheet sized for the bigger screen IMPROVEMENTS • Distances to nearby spots update as you move • Placeholder artwork colours now match everywhere • Fixed the accent colour tick not appearing on first tap

A visual refresh for your library, a smarter way to find coffee nearby, and a proper start for new beans. - A refreshed new look for every card: Bean and coffee spot photos now run edge to edge with a mirrored, blurred fade at the bottom, so no more washed-out strips just to fit a name and a chip. No photo yet? You get a soft, colour-matched gradient instead of a flat block. - Coffee Compass: Point your phone toward the nearest coffee shop and follow the arrow there! Nearest Spot and suggested nearby cafés are also more accurate now. Previously Beanie was picking places that matched "coffee" well over ones that were actually closest. - The Beanie Passport: A set of six simple stamps so getting started is much easier! - Roast level, at a glance: Bean detail now shows roast as a sleek dial instead of a plain label. - Faster everywhere: Scrolling your library no longer stutters, deleting a bean or spot is instant, and the app remembers your photos properly instead of occasionally losing their blur after sitting in the background. - Small things that add up: Roaster names autocomplete as you type a new bean, hold the app icon for a shortcut straight into Tumble Bean, your library header controls now use Liquid Glass, and Learn's lesson rows, origin map and processing dial all match the app's new card style. - I also made your data harder to lose and easier to recover if something ever does go wrong with auto-recovery tools showing up when needed.

Say hello to Learn Beanie now has a whole tab for understanding coffee. Five lessons cover roast levels, grind size, coffee types, brewing methods, and how origin shapes flavour. Better still, you can play with them. Slide through the roast levels and watch the taste profile shift. Break a cup on purpose with the wrong grind, then rescue it with a longer brew. Tell Beanie your coffee tastes sour and it'll tell you which way to turn the dial. And there's a fresh coffee fact waiting each time you visit. Also new: - Flavour Explorer has its own home now, so you can browse the wheel any time - Switch your Coffee and Spots libraries between tiles and a compact list - Deleting a bean or a spot asks you first - Set your grind on a coarseness slider instead of typing it The app has a cleaner look too: a crisp white background in light mode, true black in dark, and cards that carry a hint of their own colour. Plus the usual round of fixes. The roast slider stays put while you drag it, chips stay readable on every accent colour, and the library header no longer jumps when you switch layouts.

Tasting notes are now freeform. Type whatever comes to mind, pick from suggestions as you type, or dip into the flavour wheel and blend it with your own words. Prices now remember their currency, so a bean shared from a friend abroad won't suddenly look like it cost triple. Set your roast date right from the freshness card, no more digging through menus. New: Tumble Bean, a tiny tilt-controlled game tucked away in Settings, for when your coffee's still brewing. Now speaking Polish, plus proper English (UK) and English (US). A redesigned Add Bean screen, refreshed spot search, and a warmer accent colour throughout. Plus: iCloud sync is a bit more reliable with a good number of small fixes and polish across the app.

Bug fix for migrating old data schema to new storage

Visual Polish - Refreshed tile layouts, share cards, and import sheets with a unified look - Hero cards now use photo and map backgrounds where available - Adaptive accent colours that look great in both light and dark mode Redesigned Bean Detail - Roast level is now shown as a visual donut chart indicator instead of chips - Price and weight each have their own cards with inline editing sheets - Rating has moved into its own dedicated section card Sharing Improvements - Beans and coffee spots now share via Universal Links (links open directly in the app) - A new share options sheet lets you preview what you're sharing before sending - After importing a shared bean, you'll be taken straight to it Library Updates - Filter button now appears inline in section headings with a Liquid Glass style - Search is now available directly in the toolbar on each page Coffee Spots - Custom icons for each coffee type throughout the app, including the Product Type filter iCloud Sync - A restore indicator now appears when your library is syncing after a reinstall or new device setup

This update is packed with things I think you'll love: - Share beans & spots with a link: Send a bean or coffee spot to a friend with a simple link. They'll open it straight in Beanie. - Freshness countdown: See exactly how fresh your beans are right on the detail page, so you always brew at peak flavour. - Photos for Coffee Spots: Capture the vibe of your favourite cafes by adding photos to your spots. - Full-screen photo viewer: Tap any bean photo to open it in full-screen with pinch-to-zoom. Your gorgeous beans deserve it. - Filter spots by label: Narrow down your coffee spots using your own custom labels. - Bug fixes & polish: Smoother forms, better input validation, and a handful of small improvements throughout fuelled by your feedback.

A polish and stability update with a few quality-of-life improvements. Fixes: - Fixed an issue with importing beans using Apple Intelligence - Fixed a crash when viewing details for coffee spots that have their own app installed Improvements: - Toned down the colour palette to feel more at home on iOS 26 - Added descriptions to settings options so everything's a little clearer - The nearby spot card now taps through to the spot's location on the map - Statistics view has a new look - Support for Imperial measurement units