Adds Flight Planner for building side-by-side tasting lineups from your cellar. Theme-aware pour order, readiness checks, planning gaps, and a session prep checklist make comparative tastings easier to organize.

CalibrationLab: Blind references, triangle tests, palate drift, dilution, and session sheets. - Choose a small responsible session and name its calibration question - Prepare blind references, triangle pairs, water, order, and rest intervals - Record aroma, palate, finish, confidence, and optional dilution separately - Review fatigue and drift before comparing bottle conclusions - Export a tasting sheet that preserves blind identities and reveal timing

Version 2.1 adds Flight Planner, a new pro workflow for building side-by-side tasting lineups from bottles in your cellar. - Plan by Region Contrast, Cask Contrast, Peat Ladder, Proof Ladder, Open Bottle Rescue, or Gentle Intro - Get readiness scoring, pour order, checks, planner notes, and session prep - Use a sample plan before adding bottles - Includes focused reliability tests and refreshed App Store screenshots

This update sharpens the interface: the iPad layout now uses a centered, comfortable reading width instead of stretching edge to edge, so every screen reads as a clean column. iPhone is unchanged; still fully on-device.

CaskNotes 2.0 — a big pro upgrade from a tasting log to a collection, reference, and recommendation suite, still 100% offline. • The Cabinet: a whole-cellar dashboard with sealed/open/killed counts, total and liquid value, value-at-risk, a diversity index, and a one-tap Cabinet Summary PDF. • Oxidation / drink-by tracker: fill level to a drink-by window and urgency for every open bottle. • Palate-based style recommender: predicts what you'll like and ranks untasted bottles and styles against your profile. • Blind Tasting Mode: hide a bottle, guess region/category/age/ABV/peat, and score against a real competition rubric with a running accuracy record. • Maturation calculator: vintage and age to a bottling-year window, years-in-glass, legal-minimum check, and an angel's-share estimate. No account, no cloud — every dram stays on your device.

Version 1.3 - Tasting Vocabulary - a new Vocabulary tab with 140+ curated tasting descriptors organised across all 12 flavor dimensions (peat, fruit, floral, spice, oak, vanilla, honey/malt, sherry, maritime, nut, chocolate/coffee, leather). Tap any descriptor to copy it to the clipboard. While logging a tasting, a "Vocabulary" button next to Nose, Palate, and Finish opens the vocabulary picker so you can insert a descriptor directly into your notes without leaving the form. Organised from classic whisky references including Whisky Advocate, Dave Broom, and Charles MacLean. - Cellar Intelligence - every bottle detail page now shows a Cellar Intelligence card: days in cellar, days since opened, estimated consumption pace in pours per week, and an estimated days-remaining projection at current pace. A plain-English status summary (sealed, just opened, running low, effectively finished) makes it obvious when a bottle needs attention. - Cellar Inventory CSV Export - alongside the existing tasting CSV, the Export screen now offers a separate CSV of your entire bottle collection. Includes name, distillery, category, family, region, ABV, age statement, cask type, vintage, batch number, mash bill, char level, peat PPM, bottle size, purchase price, purchased date, opened date, % remaining, favorite status, and notes (20 columns total). Useful for insurance inventories, spreadsheet tracking, or moving data to another system.

CaskNotes 1.2 adds a Wishlist (priority, source, estimated price), CSV and per-tasting PDF export, and three new Stats charts (ABV distribution, six-month rating trend, top cask types). Fully offline whisky journal — no account, no tracking.

Updated the app icon with a unique futuristic high-definition design and refreshed the App Store build.