Discover becomes a real feed. Every update from people you follow reads as one sentence: a first brew of a coffee, an improved personal best, a new recipe, a coffee added. Multi-coffee batches display large and open to their full list in one tap. Coffees now look the same everywhere as in your collection: standing on their card, tinted by their roast, never a bare photo. Pages reached from the feed show everything: varieties, process, tasting notes and community recipes. Search now covers people, coffees and recipes, and finds a coffee even without its accents. On a recipe page, the full plan awaits: timed pours, starting grind, temperature and technique. New in Stats: your palate, a portrait of what you truly love, drawn from your ratings. In Settings: a form to write to us directly, and the choice to share your brewing data or not. And plenty of invisible care: feed duplicates removed, ghost accounts neutralized, more reliable image loading.

The app now opens on your coffees. The Today tab is gone: the Coffees screen becomes the front door, leading with the bags ready to drink and an extraction one tap away. The cupboard and the freezer follow on the same screen. Finished coffees leave the home screen: a dedicated Archived page gathers them, with search and sorting by coffee. The extraction screen now leads with the steps: the gestures first, the explanation second. Various fixes and improvements.

Every brewing method now gets a recipe of its own. The AeroPress, the French press, the siphon and cold brew no longer inherit a pour-over's staged pours: one single fill, then the steep and the press, the way these methods are really brewed. The V60 and the Chemex keep their bloom and their successive pours. A coffee's first recipe now tells you why it starts where it does, instead of announcing a plain starting point. Tapping "Don't rate" on an extraction no longer closes the app. Various fixes and improvements.

Cupsight now revolves around your day. Today gathers what is waiting for you: the cups left to rate, your best extractions, and the bags nearing their end. Profile takes the place of recipes in the tab bar: your stats become a place of their own, and settings live under its gear. Dial-in moves in ever finer steps: the higher your score, the tighter the steps, down to a single click from 8.5 up. Every suggestion tells you why it came, and every brewer keeps its own line: dialing in your espresso no longer throws off your V60. Recipes now fit on a single screen, and each one tells you whether it is within reach of your grinder. A recipe taken from someone else converts its grind to your own grinder. A new look: an ink and caramel icon, a badge per brewer on your extractions, and avatars for your profile. Profile and stats now hold up at the largest text sizes. Various fixes and improvements.

Espresso comes to Cupsight. Declare your machine and your basket: the app dials in your shots the way it dials in your filters — grind and ratio, one step at a time. Pre-infusion and pressure are part of the recipe, and the mass that actually came out is corrected with one finger on the rating sheet. Recommendations now start over from your best cup, not your latest one. A worse cup condemns its direction: the app explores the other side instead of going back. Every bag knows its resting window. When your roaster publishes one, that is what counts — and when it is estimated, the app says so instead of making it up. A new look: a caramel accent, in light and dark. Sign in with Apple works again, notifications actually arrive, and the widget shows your coffee of the day. The French interface is complete, and destructive actions now ask for confirmation. Various fixes and improvements.

Dialing in your coffees has been rebuilt. When you rate a brew, the next recipe tells you in one sentence what changed and why. A cup you rate without a comment now gets a real proposal instead of the same recipe again. If your score drops, the app goes back to the setting that gave you your best cup and explores the other side. One setting moves at a time. Your dose is never changed: it is yours. And if you ask for a longer ratio, you get it. A setting you change yourself is respected instead of corrected. The taste sliders now say plainly what they ask: I want less, or I want more. The app opens straight away, every time. Checking your iCloud backup happens in the background, and your coffees come back on their own after a reinstall. Export your whole collection as a single archive, photos included, and import it back on another phone. Various fixes and improvements.

First launch fixed: the app no longer waits on iCloud when there is nothing to restore, and starts right away without an iCloud account. If a backup check ever takes too long, you can now start without iCloud instead of waiting. Various fixes and improvements.

Stronger data reliability: your coffees and brews stay visible even when iCloud is unavailable. The app now clearly shows your iCloud backup status (storage full, iCloud Drive off, download in progress) instead of an empty collection. Sign in with Apple: clear, actionable error messages when something goes wrong. Various fixes and improvements.

• Smarter dial-in: the AI now spots the trend across your recent brews — a change that didn't help is never repeated, it reverses or switches lever • One recommendation per coffee, the same everywhere: home, coffee page, guided brew or quick log • A single clear card explains the recipe: the adjustment first, the why underneath — also shown during guided brews and in the journal • Switching the coffee in the log form instantly adapts the suggested recipe • Tasting notes now display in your language (Pêche shows as Peach), the bag keeps the original wording • More logical recipes: a second bloom is recognized and pours the same weight as the first • Fixed: the big empty gap on a frozen coffee's page

• Smarter dial-in: the AI now spots the trend across your recent brews — a change that didn't help is never repeated, it reverses or switches lever • One recommendation per coffee, the same everywhere: home, coffee page, guided brew or quick log • A single clear card explains the recipe: the adjustment first, the why underneath — also shown during guided brews and in the journal • Switching the coffee in the log form instantly adapts the suggested recipe • Tasting notes now display in your language (Pêche shows as Peach), the bag keeps the original wording • More logical recipes: a second bloom is recognized and pours the same weight as the first • Fixed: the big empty gap on a frozen coffee's page

• New: the feed! Discover now shows activity from the people you follow — coffees added, great brews, published recipes • The people you follow are one tap away, right at the top of Discover • Coffees on a profile now carry their full card: varieties, process, roast level, producer, altitude, tasting notes • From a coffee on someone's profile, jump to its community page (everyone's best recipes) • Your collection publishes the moment you add a coffee — followers see it right away • Cleaner profiles: stray chevrons are gone and every coffee opens properly • Clearer guided brewing: review the full plan before you start — the screen stays focused while you brew

• Notifications: new followers, follow requests and accepted requests, right in the app • Finally see who follows you — follower/following counts open as lists, with one-tap Follow back • Your profile (coffees, recipes, gear) is one tap away from Discover • Your collection now publishes to your profile automatically — no need to open it to sync • Pick your avatar right at sign-up • Clearer handle change: Save button and confirmation • A recipe saved from a share now keeps its author's brewer (or asks you to pick) • On someone's profile, a recipe's grind now shows, converted to your own grinder

• Notifications: new followers, follow requests and accepted requests, right in the app • Finally see who follows you — follower/following counts open as lists, with one-tap Follow back • Your profile (coffees, recipes, gear) is one tap away from Discover • Your collection now publishes to your profile automatically — no need to open it to sync • Pick your avatar right at sign-up • Clearer handle change: Save button and confirmation

• Your coffee profile — share your best recipes and see other people's setups • Share any recipe or coffee as a link or a clean image card • A community of extractions: discover who nailed each coffee, on which gear • Smarter recommendations that respect your equipment and your filter • Guided brews you can fine-tune before you start • Faster, smoother browsing — and many fixes

Edit this before tagging a release — it becomes the "What's New" on the App Store. • Smarter dial-in recommendations • Editable dose, water and pour amounts • Freshness & freezer nudges • Cleaner Today screen and coffee cards • Polish and fixes

What's new in 1.2 • Smarter dial-in — a faster engine tunes your next brew from your last one • Edit dose, water and pour amounts right where you brew • Freshness & freezer nudges so you reach for your beans at their best • A cleaner Today screen and coffee cards • Finer controls — per-degree temperature with haptics, decimal grind settings • Plenty of polish and fixes

Share a recipe in one tap. Every brew recipe now has a live link your friends can open and save — and it keeps updating when you refine it. • Publish & share recipes via a simple link (no account needed to open one) • Sign in with Apple to create your profile and save recipes • Grinder dial-in overhaul: accurate ranges for popular grinders (1Zpresso, Comandante, Baratza and more), with a clearer decimal vs. whole-number scale • Per-degree haptic feedback on the temperature slider • Various refinements and fixes