Find where to get your whiskies • Where to find: see a bottle's observed price, which store it was seen at and when — one tap opens the store without leaving the app. On the whisky page, in search, and on bottles you already own. • Prices are always an observed reference, shown with the date they were seen — never a stock or real-time price promise. • Fix: the whisky detail screen no longer drifts sideways. • Fix: duplicated records are merged automatically, with no logged dram lost. Offers vary by region — currently covering Brazil and the United States. Sláinte!

My Whiskies on your wrist! • Apple Watch app: browse your collection and log a dram in seconds, glass in hand — no phone needed. Watch-face complication, Smart Stack widget and automatic iPhone sync. • Bought or gifted? When adding a bottle, capture the origin, date and price range right away. • Yesterday's dram? You can now adjust a log's day and time — or long-press the button for a retroactive dram. • Drams logged from the watch show a badge in the history. • Fixes: the Discover list keeps its position when you come back from a detail, plus general performance polish. Sláinte!

Discover & Scan — 1.6 is our biggest update yet! • Discover tab: browse the catalog by region, whisky type, flavor profile and distillery — with a palate-match score. • Label scan: point your camera at a bottle and the app identifies the whisky. • Share whiskies with friends via link. • Sort your wishlist; send ideas from Settings. • Better dose logging: undo, editable history, always-reachable button. • Major iCloud sync fixes and visual polish throughout. Cheers!

Log your pours • One tap logs each pour of a whisky — without touching the bottle level. • See how often you reach for each bottle in Insights. • Made a mistake? Tap the dose history to see the full list and delete any entry. More tactile feel • Haptic feedback on the main interactions — logging a pour, rating, switching tabs and confirming actions. Visual polish • New whisky glass icon (Glencairn style) replacing the wine glass, matching the app's identity. • Cleaner wishlist and roomier detail screens.

• Wishlist: save the whiskies you want to try one day — with a note on who recommended them — and move them to your collection in one tap when you buy. Now with its own tab. • Share your palate profile: generate a Story with your persona, your Top 3, and your true favorite. • Notifications: we'll let you know as soon as a whisky you suggested is added to the catalog. • More precise bottle status: beyond Full and Empty, now Half, Running low, and more levels. • Report a problem: spotted something wrong on a whisky (data or photo)? Tell us right from the whisky screen. • Settings now live in the gear at the top of your Collection.

Moments, gifts, and a catalog that grows with you. • Moments: your tasting diary. Log every whisky you try out in the world — where you were, when, and with whom. The app suggests nearby places from your location, or search for the bar by name. Tried a whisky that isn't yours? Record the moment without adding it to your collection. Edit or delete anytime. • Got a bottle as a gift? Note who gave it, kept separate from purchases — and track it in your Insights. • Whisky not in the catalog? You can now register it with a store link: send the name, the product page, and a label photo. It joins your collection as "Registering" and becomes the full whisky automatically once it's ready. • Fixes and stability improvements.

• Now in English! My Whiskies speaks both English and Portuguese — pick your language and currency in Settings. • New monthly purchases chart in Insights: see how much and when you bought through the year. • You can now edit bottle dates in the history. • Stability and polish improvements.

A sua coleção ficou mais gostosa de atualizar. Agora dá para registrar a data em que uma garrafa acabou, marcar avaliações tocando ou deslizando nas estrelas e ver insights mais completos sobre custo-benefício. Também polimos vários detalhes da experiência: teclado mais educado, campos mais fáceis de tocar, fotos largas se comportando melhor e correções para reposições, duplicados e pequenos ajustes visuais. Menos atrito, mais tempo para o próximo dram.