Bug fixes: Cleaner wine lists: items that aren't wine no longer show up in a winery's wine list. Explore on larger iPhones held sideways now runs edge to edge. Photo thumbnails in journal entries and bottle details now show up right away.

Ready for iPhone Duo. Folded, Explore fits the outer screen. Unfolded, the list sits beside the map. Fold or unfold mid-trip and you keep your place. Your trip beside the map. On iPad, on the Mac and on an unfolded iPhone, a trip opens in a pane beside the map instead of a sheet over it, so you see the stops and the map together. Breweries and distilleries. The catalog now covers breweries, distilleries, cideries, meaderies and sake makers alongside wineries, with their beers, spirits and ciders — 45,000 and counting. Pick your kind of producer. In Settings, choose wineries, breweries or distilleries. It sets the app's colors, the icon on your home screen, and the launch screen. One place, one pin. A producer that makes beer and wine at the same address is one place on the map, with both sides of it on one page. Notes editor fixes. Bold and italic from the keyboard, numbered and lettered lists that count the way you meant, emoji that no longer shift your formatting, and undo for formatting changes. A handier Explore list. The Search button closes the list as well as opens it, tapping a place centers the map on it, a search result from anywhere takes you to its pin, and the list leaves more of the map in view.

Siri knows what's on screen. With a bottle or a location open, or a list of beverages in view, say "this one" or "the second one": "add two more of this one", "move this one to the fridge". Manage sharing on your Mac. A shared location's or trip's Share button now opens the iCloud participants sheet: invite people, make someone read-only, or stop sharing. Also: Siri actions that open Racked now open it in the foreground, and the sharing sheet describes what trip participants can do rather than what location participants can.

Import and export your cellar as an Excel workbook or a zip of CSVs, photos included if you like. A spreadsheet of your own imports too; a few columns are enough, and the preview shows every change before it is written. Explore: sort the winery list by distance, open now, name, saved first, or tasting fee. Sommelier: add a bottle from photos. Snap the label in the chat, get it identified, and add it in one tap. Sommelier: plan a winery trip. Ask for a day in a region and get an itinerary from the catalog with opening hours checked, ready to save as a trip. Sommelier: bring a trip you already have. Attach one of your open trips with the + button, and the Sommelier plans around its stops, sets their days and times, or adds more from the catalog. Anything it schedules goes straight onto that trip. A progress banner shows while a shared cellar or trip you accepted is still downloading. Also: chip labels in the trip list no longer overflow at large text sizes, the tour offers the sample cellar again after Clear All Data, and open-source licences are under Settings › Legal.

Racked 1.5.0 takes your cellar to wine country. - Explore: a map of more than 155,000 wineries and 120,000 of their wines - find who's pouring near you and save the ones worth the drive - Trips: plan a weekend day by day, stop by stop - Trip sharing: share a trip like you share a cellar - everyone sees the same stops, in sync through iCloud - Winery journal: check in with notes and photos; a finished trip becomes a memory you can flip back through - Your bottles link to their wineries - open a winery's page and see what's in your cellar from it - Add Several: enter a case of wine as one purchase - A guided first run, and coach cards the first time you meet a new surface