· The button at the bottom of Export is now a plain capsule that matches the rest of the app.

· Adding a bean opens the camera. Take one photo of the bag and whatever it can read, from name, origin and roaster to roast level, process, roast date and weight, is filled in. Roast level, process and bag size can be left unknown. · The Log opens on a month calendar that marks each brew day with its bean. Tap a day to open that cup, or switch to a list. · The Brew tab is one card. A/B tests, Espresso Dial-In and picking another bean are in its ⋯ menu. · The brew timer shows each pour's target as a staircase. · Saving starts with Miss, OK or Nailed It, and there is one Save button. Next adjustment is now set in Edit Brew Record. · A new manual record has four parts: bean, how it was, brew numbers and notes. · Plainer wording: Home counts the cups you nailed instead of a hit rate, and beans show about how many cups are left. Bean details fit on one page. · On iPhone Duo, Home, the Log and record details show in two columns side by side.

· Beans on Home are now separate cards. Tap one to open that bean, or tap the Coffee Beans header to see them all. · Coffee Beans now states days since roast instead of badges. Low stock still shows as a red weight. · Espresso Dial-In, the recipe library and the share card are simpler. · Better layout at larger text sizes and in dark mode; text no longer truncates. · Bean photos are stored at a smaller size, so lists scroll more smoothly.

A quieter interface that keeps only what you need: · Removed decorative colour, badges and duplicate entry points from Home, Log and record detail, so parameters and verdicts read more clearly. · Page titles now match the tabs: Brew and Log. · The A/B test button only appears while a test exists. Start a new one from the flask menu. · Simpler options on the save sheet and Quick Brew setup. "Brew Again" in record detail is now a secondary button. · Fixed singular and plural wording of cup and brew counts, such as "1 cup".