The Cellar. Your wines now stand on shelves, grouped by colour: the bottles you own, the ones you have tasted, or both. Adding a bottle takes one tap. Search the catalogue by wine or by producer, put a year in the search to narrow it, then tap a result to add a bottle and tap again for another. Photograph a bottle and frame its label to see it standing on your own shelf, and turn it in 3D. Journal keeps every tasting: the evening, the place, and who was there.

Redeemed a code before you had an account? The app now says so on the first screen, with the date your membership runs to. The Nod no longer reports an outage when you leave mid-question, and tells a slow answer from a lost one. Smaller fixes under the hood.

The Nod takes photos properly: a panel that opens from the plus, a camera that stays open for the next page of a wine list, thumbnails that land in the composer. Nominations are a ledger. Five places, one line, rows you can share or take back. Places, the diary and the pour form now see the whole catalogue: every venue we hold a list for, every bottle by name. Native headers across settings, a faster search, and a long list of smaller fixes.

Five price bands, honoured in every recommendation — from under £40 to £400 and beyond. Venue search starts where you stand: nearest first, and the wine lists we hold before the places we don't. Scanning is more careful — a bottle is never presented as one we couldn't confirm. Motion, speed and steadiness retuned throughout.