What's new in 2.10.0: • The mistake check now also covers Italian, German, Spanish and Hungarian terms: after an attempt, the app can name the typical mistake it heard, not only in French. • Practice feels calmer: the microphone button stays where it is, and you can tap Listen again at any time. • Tasting notes: save a draft and finish it later. Deleting a tasting asks first. • Term pages: the play button now stops the audio, and speed is three clear choices (0.5x, 0.75x, 1x). • Cancelling a purchase no longer shows an error. • Buttons respond the moment you touch them, and small controls are easier to hit. • Small fixes and improvements.

What's new in 2.8.1: • The recording no longer cuts off the end of your word: the microphone stays open a moment after you tap stop. • Four reference recordings re-recorded with native speakers: Carmenère, Meursault, Fleurie and Aszú. • French numbers in what we heard are shown as words ("vingt pays", not "20 pays") and no longer count against you. • Correct Sémillon and Vin de pays attempts are now recognized even when speech recognition writes them differently. • Small fixes and improvements.

What's new in 2.7.1: • Better on iPad: every screen uses a readable layout, the sidebar stays open in landscape, and the upgrade screen shows all plans at once. • Practising on iPad shows your card and your score together, side by side in landscape. • Small fixes and improvements.

What's new in 2.7.0: • Essentials sets: practise the 10 must-know terms for France, Italy, Spain, Germany or the New World. • New terms now start with the beginner classics. • Fairer scores: if it sounds right, it counts. "Pino Gri" or "Kianti" is no longer marked as a mistake. • Tips only when they fit what we heard, and the term and its pronunciation stay visible next to your score. • Search by sound: "souv" finds Sauvignon. • Progress shows the terms on the way to mastered. • New native reference audio for Napa, Sonoma, Marlborough, Stellenbosch, Coonawarra and more.

What's new in 2.6.0: • Tips for typical mistakes: if you say "RICE-ling", Vinolingo tells you how to say Riesling. • Compare: play your attempt right after the reference. • Clear results: Nailed it, Close or Try again. Established English forms like sham-PAYN count as correct. • Try Again starts recording right away. • Search finds terms without accents (gewurz finds Gewürztraminer). • Better support for large text and VoiceOver, and corrected pronunciation guides for many terms.

What's new in 2.5.0: • One tap to practise: Study opens with a Start button. Sessions have 10 terms, due reviews first. • Spaced repetition: a term counts as mastered once you recall it on 3 separate days. Your mastered count starts fresh with this update. • After each attempt you see what we heard, a tip and the IPA. • A short summary at the end of each session. • We fixed how scores were counted. Your practice history and streak are kept. Please update Vinolingo on all your devices. • Fixes for search, categories and the vintage field.

What's new in 2.4.1: • A missed attempt no longer shows 0%. If nothing was heard, you're asked to try again. • Scores come from what you actually said, so the same word gets the same score. • Fairer scoring: punctuation and repeated words no longer cost points. • Microphone and speech access are explained before you're asked, and everything except Say It Back works without them. • IPA is shown for every term that has it. • Clearer plans and pricing on the upgrade screen. • Privacy: your speech is sent to Apple to be recognized; Vinolingo doesn't store or upload your recordings.

• Audio restored for five classics: Chianti Classico, Grand Cru Classé, Demi-Sec, Soave Classico, Valpolicella Classico • Tasting journal: fixed a bug that could create empty draft notes • Lighter download — cleaned up unused audio (about 5 MB smaller) • You can now rate Vinolingo directly from Settings Thanks for learning with Vinolingo — a quick rating helps a tiny app grow. Santé!

Fresh App Store screenshots and a tidier release build. Under the hood: internal developer tools are now excluded from public builds. Minor improvements and stability fixes.

• Rate Vinolingo from inside the app • Vinolingo now speaks 7 App Store languages • Polish and small fixes

Improved UX for guided tastings.

Various quality of life improvements.

Improved study and tasting experience.

Now includes guided tasting sessions!

Improved training audio.