Punt now counts the first time each new install pours a reaction, so we can tell whether the pour is easy to find. The count carries only that it happened and the app version: no wine, note, photograph or account.

Say what you thought by pouring it. Hold the glasses, tilt your phone, and lift when the glass looks right. Tapping still works. Palate is now your grape field: twenty four grapes, from the ones that hardly dry your mouth to the ones that dry it most, and every grape you drink fills in.

Punt feels more responsive from the first photo to the bottle you keep. Wine colour pours into place, pictures develop on the page, and new words arrive with care. Search, reactions, your palate and share cards move more smoothly, with calmer alternatives for Reduce Motion. Settings is simpler, with one link to the full privacy policy.

This release makes Punt more reliable as it grows. It adds privacy-preserving anonymous counts for three moments: a first saved bottle, a third saved bottle, and reaching the drawing limit. No wine names, notes, photos, accounts, or device identifiers are included.

Punt draws the first twelve bottles for free. After that, one payment draws every bottle, for as long as you use the app. Reading labels and keeping bottles stay free either way.

Share a bottle. Punt draws the wine's own world — a hill at the vineyard's real altitude, the soil in real layers underneath — as a card you can post, or as a three-second film of it pouring. If you wrote a note about the bottle, it travels with the card exactly as you wrote it.