Thank you for your feedback. I can't help but to share your view on CellarView’s potential for awesomeness and firmly believe that inviting and responding to customer feedback is essential to developing great software. Yours is therefore very much appreciated!As you know, CellarView is a relatively new software product. Version 1.0 was released about 3 months ago and some of the current functionality is intentionally “foundational”. My plan is to continue to build upon this foundation in future releases. Address information, for example, will be used to support automatic Wine List loading. As you (and your phone) move from one place to another (say from your home to a restaurant where you have a wine locker), the Wine List will automatically update to show you the wines stored in the location closest to your phone's current position (in this case, the restaurant). You will be able to enable/disable this feature via CellarView Settings and it can only be enabled if you've also granted CellarView permission to access to your phone's current position while you are using it. That said, your comments have helped me to see how providing address information could make some people uncomfortable and I will update the software as you've suggested (will make supplying address information optional). Likewise, the current structured approach to collecting wine data enables the data aggregation required to support search (and perhaps label scan) in future releases. The vision is to routinely collect publicly available Appellation information from various governing bodies and aggregate it with customer (and perhaps externally) supplied Brand, Wine and Vintage information into a single, searchable resource. I’m intrigued by your .csv file suggestion and would like to hear more. Version 1.5 (in development) already includes .csv export/import capabilities to facilitate the utilization of iCloud services to perform data synchronization across multiple devices. I imagine this export/import functionality could be extended to load and/or convert data from other Cellar Management solutions. In what format(s) could you most easily provide your current data? How do you imagine this would work? Ideally, how would you like to interact with the software?Finally, please accept my apologies for the stability issues you are having and any inconvenience they may have caused. I assure you that both Apple and I perform testing prior to posting a release on the App Store. Unfortunately this testing is sometimes imperfect and I have zero visibility to your crashes or bugs unless you take steps to share this information with me. Should you choose to, here are 4 options for sharing this information:1) Go to Settings > Privacy, scroll down and tap Analytics. Then tap “Share iPhone Analytics” and then “Share With App Developers”. This setting will cause crash reports (these reports contain only information about what the software was doing when it crashed; none of your data is visible) to be automatically forwarded to the developers of the apps installed on your device. I look for CellarView reports multiple times each week and follow-up on every single report I receive. I release updates frequently and make every effort to correct serious problems (e.g., crashes) as soon as possible. 2) CellarView itself includes a way for you to Report Problems (on the More Screen under the Information & Support section). You can use Report Problems to send an email describing the problem you're having or to suggest a feature you’d like to see in a future release. 3) You can also send an email directly to CellarViewApp@gmail.com. The same address used by Report Problem, but this option provides further flexibility by allowing you to attach screen shots which can often be very helpful in diagnosing and correcting errors.4) You can post on CellarView's Support page at https://www.facebook.com/CellarViewApp/ Thank you again for your feedback! Hopefully, this addresses your concerns. If so, I'd like to ask you to please consider revising your review (either now or when future releases are delivered). If not, or should you have additional suggestions, questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me directly at CellarViewApp@gmail.com.

Sorry to hear that you're having problems. It seems that the instructions on the interface weren't as clear as they needed to be.When laying out a cellar, bottle capacity and bottle size are used to size the inner diamond, square or triangle within the section (the area highlighted in red in the Storage Type graphic). This component is then multiplied by rows and columns to create the section. Bottle capacity is preset, because only certain combinations are valid. A diamond or square for example, can hold 1, 4, 9, 16... or 100 bottles, while a triangle can hold 1, 3, 6, 10... or 105 bottles.So, for example, if your rack were a 3 x 21 square that held a total of 63 bottles (1 in each square), select Square storage type, bottle capacity of 1, your favorite bottle size, 3 rows, 21 columns and press done. Now try adding another section: tap the section you just created and then press add. Using the same dimensions as above, but a different bottle size and you'll see the difference. Touch with 2 fingers to rotate around and you'll see in 3D that bottle size diameter and height were accounted for -- CellarView bottle sizes are based on real world dimensions.As for the room and walls... some customers have created multiple cellars associated with the same Location to solve -- Cellar names "Main (North)" and "Main (East)" and Location name "Home", for example.I hope that helps. You can also take a look at the walkthrough on laying out a cellar. It's in the app at More > Walk Throughs > Cellars > Layout a Cellar. Or, if you'd like, send a picture of your cellar or screen to CellarViewApp@gmail. I'm happy to help. I'd also appreciate hearing from you about what I can change to make the interface more clear. Finally, if after trying these things and seeing that they work, I hope you'll consider revising your review. It would be much appreciated. Thanks!