Fixes. Scanning a bag from your photo library works again. An HDR photo could stop the scan before it read anything. When the scan comes back empty, the sheet no longer asks which coffee is on your bag.

Fixes. Logging your first bean no longer breaks the collection screen — a bug that landed at exactly the wrong moment. On smaller screens, the filter row no longer runs behind the buttons beside it. The verdict buttons are the right size again.

Scan the bag. SCAN TO LOG Point your camera at a bag of coffee and Tamp fills in the rest — roaster, bean, origin, process, tasting notes. Check what it found, correct anything it got wrong, and the bean is in your collection. When a coffee isn't in the catalog yet, Tamp reads what it can straight off the label. You start from something rather than a blank form. ALSO IN THIS VERSION Bean photos that never reached the server now recover on their own. The app no longer signs you out when the network hiccups. The brews list is quieter, and a recipe stays tied to the bean and method you dialed it in on.

Tamp has a new look. THE NEW LOOK A fresh app icon — the Tamp stamp, pressed clean. A new type system: a warm serif for coffee and roaster names, a quiet face for reading, and precise figures for every weight, ratio, and rating you log. Calmer screens throughout, built around the 30-second tamp. Everything you already rely on stays put — your offline collection, your brew recipes, your taste profile. Just sharper, and better to sit with. Plus small fixes across the app.

Follow a roaster, and Tamp now tells you when they drop new beans. NEW Notifications, on your terms. Tamp asks once — right after you follow your first roaster. Decline, and it stays quiet. Roaster drops. One notification per roaster, no matter how many beans land at once. Tap through to what’s fresh. New followers. Hear when someone starts following your collection. Never at night. Notifications wait for daytime wherever you are, and arrive at most twice a day. Each type has its own switch in Settings.

Tamp a bean, then share it. Every bean you tamp now ends with a share card — swipe through four designs, light or dark, each with a QR code that links back to the coffee. NEW Share cards. Finish tamping and the card is right there. Four designs, light or dark, a scannable QR code on every one. Share any bean from its detail page — not just the one you just tamped. IMPROVED Adding a bean is quicker. Your rating leads, and process and roast now sit on the first step instead of behind “More details”. The map view is back on search. French is complete across beans, search, and the index. FIXED Rating taps land where you press. Dutch labels stay inside their cards. Search city filters no longer drop entries on big catalogues.

A quieter, warmer Tamp, built around the coffee you actually drink. Today's Edition: Discover is now a daily edition, not an endless feed — a coffee matched to your taste, fresh arrivals, rare varieties, and what your friends have tamped. It ends; a new one lands tomorrow. Your Tamped collection, redrawn as specimen cards: origin as a contour map, your score in coffee beans, your notes on the label. List or album. Plus a proper roast-date picker and dozens of smaller fixes.

Tamp now speaks French. The full UI, brewing log and educational tips are now available in French. You can also switch language manually from Settings. New in the catalogue: 84 French roasters — Belleville Brûlerie, Café Lomi, Mokxa, KB Pigalle, Hexagone, Terres de Café and 78 others — with their live catalogues. Three new Discover campaigns: Made in France, Roasters of Paris, Roasters of Lyon. Search: new country and decaf filters, and the selection no longer auto-restricts to your home country — your call. Bug fixes and performance improvements.

A few quiet improvements: - A redesigned splash that adapts to light and dark mode. - A new Privacy section in Settings — opt in to anonymous usage data so we can see which features land. Off by default, EU-hosted, easy to change. - Stability and copy polish across the app.

— Tamp now speaks German, alongside English and Dutch. — The Discover map flies to your location on open. — More Dutch roasters: Stooker, 80 Cup Roastery, and others. — Permission prompts (location, camera, photos) match your language. — Sharper roaster logos across the app. — Smaller fixes: friend feed, origin counts, and a few rough edges around the Tamped collection