A clearer front door. - The first thing the app asks is the thing it does best: point it at a bottle. One photo of the label tells you what it is, whether it is worth it, and when to open it - Your palate setup follows the first brief instead of standing in front of it, and you can revisit it any time from the home screen - The bottle verdict no longer tells a brand-new user to skip everything. With no taste history it reads the bottle, says so, and gets personal once you rate a few - A Dutch listing, and the website links to the App Store from every browser Thanks for keeping bottles with us. Questions or ideas: https://thewinevault.app/support

One correction to the drink window, for anyone outside Greenwich time. - A suggested drink window now lands on the calendar days it names. Windows could open on the last day of the year before and close a day early, and a January 1 opening could read as the previous year. Both are fixed, and the tonight pick on the Sommelier page now ranks by the bottle that is actually in stock and ready Thanks for keeping bottles with us. Questions or ideas: https://thewinevault.app/support

Two small corrections, both from using the app in the wild. - Sharing a bottle now sends a message in the app's own voice. The grape and place read as a line under the name, your rating reads as a sentence, and your note stands as your own words instead of a quoted score - The Sommelier tab wears its sparkle again. The viewfinder mark still points at the identify camera everywhere it appears, but the tab itself is a place, not an action Thanks for keeping bottles with us. Questions or ideas: https://thewinevault.app/support

This release makes one question the front door: what's this bottle? - Point the app at any label, in a shop or at a friend's table, and get what it is, how it drinks, and what to eat with it - The identify camera now lives on every sommelier screen and has its own spot in the add menu, with a clearer viewfinder icon - New here? Onboarding now ends by handing you the camera, so your first moment is an answer about a real bottle - While a label is read, you see your own photo under the progress line, and the answer card rises straight off it - Smoother chat all around: gentler message arrivals, a proper slide for your conversation list, and calmer status updates - The app now honors your Reduce Motion setting everywhere Thanks for keeping bottles with us. Questions or ideas: https://thewinevault.app/support

This release is about scans that land and bottles worth passing on. - Label scans are far more reliable: a photo that fails to upload now retries instead of quietly giving up, and scans that do fail tell you why - Share a bottle from its page: your friend gets the name, where it is from, and what you thought of it, with your label photo as a card - One answer about when to drink: the same timing verdict now appears everywhere in the app, instead of different screens disagreeing - Settings rebuilt into clear groups that save as you change them - Better contrast, larger tap targets, and full keyboard and screen reader support throughout Thanks for keeping bottles with us. Questions or ideas: https://thewinevault.app/support

This release is about keeping your account and your cellar safe. - Your sign-in is now kept in the iOS Keychain, the same secure place iOS stores your passwords - Invitation and referral links now ask you to confirm before anything is added to your account, so a tapped link can never change your cellar on its own - Privacy hardening across sharing, label scanning, and diagnostics Thanks for keeping bottles with us. Questions or ideas: https://thewinevault.app/support

A lighter polish release: - The vault grid is now pixel-perfect: every slot round and identical, whatever the size of your fridge or rack - Our shared wine catalog passed 200,000 wines - Small fixes and refinements throughout

Dinner-table upgrades: - Label scans are much faster: photos upload in a fraction of the time - Menu picks now show what you paid for a bottle you already own when it appears on the list, including which vintage you bought - Multi-page wine lists are read in one pass instead of page by page, so long menus come back quicker - Smarter label reading, with regions and appellations picked out more precisely - Small fixes and polish throughout

Your cellar, sharper than ever: - The vault is now one continuous grid: bottles sit exactly where they live in your fridge or rack, and you can drag them between slots - Sign in with Apple or Google - Invite a friend from Settings: you both earn Keeper time - Forward a store receipt by email and confirm new bottles in one tap - Drink these next: the home screen flags bottles at their peak - The sommelier greets you with tappable ideas, a bottle-scan shortcut and your last conversation - A refreshed home screen, smoother typing and dragging, and many small fixes

What's New in 1.1.7 - Wines to try, captured in seconds: scan a bottle label straight onto your wishlist, with the details filled in for you. Tap any saved wine for an instant "about this wine" brief. - Bought one after all? Move a wishlist wine into your cellar in one tap, or send a bottle back to the wishlist if you filed it too soon. - A smoother add flow: one menu for every way to add a wine, an answer-first scan review, and slot picking that shows your whole fridge at once. - Fixes and polish throughout, including the bottle-count stepper and scroll position when navigating back.

What's New in 1.1.6 - Ask about any bottle: snap a label in the Sommelier chat and get an instant brief on the wine, how it drinks, and whether it fits your taste. Share it with the table in one tap. - Your fridge in one view: every shelf on a single screen, and you can drag bottles between shelves to reorganise. - Faster, more reliable scanning: label photos are optimised before upload, so scans finish quickly even on mobile data, and photo-library picks now work reliably. - Small fixes and polish throughout.

What's New in 1.0.5 - Start a cellar from your wine fridge model and get shelf-by-shelf advice on where to store each bottle. - A smarter sommelier: recommendations are now grouped as Strong, Good, or Worth a try, with a running count of your remaining questions, a stop button while it is thinking, and feedback you can change your mind on. - Restaurant memory: the app remembers your dinners out and checks back in after the meal. - Input dialogs now stay above the keyboard, so you can always see what you are typing. - More reliable Keeper subscriptions, with status syncing correctly right after purchase. - Stability and polish fixes throughout.

Personalized picks now run on your taste. • Scan a bottle, see a fit verdict. The score uses wines you have rated, not generic style averages. Compares to wines you have loved. • Scan a restaurant wine list and get three picks tailored to you, two to skip, and a one-line reason for each. Plus a polite handoff card you can show the sommelier. • A new Daily Dispatch on the home screen. One editorial card a day, picked from your cellar and the time of day, instead of three competing rails. • Your tasting notes are front and centre on every cellar card. Latest rating, your note, and a "Buy again" pill. New filter to find the wines you keep coming back to. • Import your CellarTracker library. CSV or TSV, just upload the export. • Drink windows are quieter. Estimates only show when there is enough signal to trust them.

Bottle and menu scans just got personal. Scan a bottle and the new Verdict card tells you, in plain language, whether this wine fits your taste right now. No more guessing in the aisle. Scan a wine list at a restaurant and we will rank the best picks for you based on what you have loved before. Want to dig deeper? Tap the scan to drop into a sommelier conversation with all the context already loaded. The sommelier now adapts its tone to your mood and the moment, from a quiet weeknight glass to a celebration.

Sommelier: the limit experience now responds in character with a gentle upgrade nudge, and your typed question is replayed automatically the moment you subscribe so you never have to retype it. Keyboard: the chat input now sits flush against the keyboard with no dead space. Wines: producer and vintage are now optional when adding a wine, only the wine name is required. Behind the scenes: faster repeat scans (we recognize wines you've corrected before), tidier storage cleanup when you delete a wine.

- Renamed your "Rack" to "Vault" for a cleaner feel. - Restored the "Restore Purchases" button on the paywall. - Fixed horizontal scrolling in the wine grid. - Fixed the wishlist confirmation dialog focus. - Restored the Scan shortcut from the speed dial.