Dear CellarTracker Members,

Thank you for being part of our community. Your feedback and passion for wine inspire us to keep making CellarTracker better for everyone. We’re excited to share a set of updates that make tracking, discovering, and enjoying wine simpler and more delightful—available exclusively in the new CellarTracker app. 

 What's New

Only available in the new CellarTracker app. Get the app here.

Keep your cellar up to date with quicker, simplified workflows.

• Add, Consume, Relocate, and Accept Delivery in fewer steps
• Quickly update many bottles in a row
• Update multiple bottles at once with bulk editing

Track every wine you drink instantly – even ones not in your cellar.

• One tap to mark any wine as consumed
• Note your overall impression with thumbs up or down

• Optionally add tasting notes or bottle details

Confidently choose your next wine with beautiful, easy-to-navigate wine pages.

• Find what’s most important up front like CellarTracker Score, Drinking Window, Market Value, and more
• Easy access to wine tracking, cellar updates, and additional insights
• See your unique journey and history with every wine

Why This Matters

By making CellarTracker simpler and more personal, we hope to spark more moments of discovery and connection for everyone in our community.

Thank you for being part of the CellarTracker community. Your insights and support inspire everything we do—so share your feedback with us!

Cheers,

The CellarTracker Team

Get the New CellarTracker App

Ready to experience these updates?

•  Download for iOS 
•  Download for Android 

Thank You Beta Testers!

As we approach our upcoming launch of the new mobile app, we at CellarTracker want to express our gratitude to this community for the invaluable role you've played in shaping the new app experience. Your keen insights, passionate feedback, and unwavering support have been top of mind throughout our development process. With your input, we have a new, modern, responsive, and user-friendly mobile experience that retains the spirit of what makes CellarTracker special.

We plan to continue relying on the wisdom of the community to guide future improvements to CellarTracker. We will continue using feedback.cellartracker.com as our primary forum for collecting, organizing, and communicating about product feedback from the community. We value your contributions to this platform tremendously and are committed to building in public with you all.

Retrospective on Our New Mobile App

We’re so excited about launching the new app! Here are some of the biggest reasons why:

- Streamlined add and consume bottle flows with beautiful search results

- Flexible cellar exploration with new sorting and filtering support

- Easy access to community wine recommendations and reviews on Home and Activity screens

The product has come a long way in the last year, thanks to your feedback. And we’re incredibly excited about how much better CellarTracker will get over the next 10 years with your help 😍

Sneak Peek Into What’s Coming Soon

While we're thrilled about our upcoming launch, we're equally excited about what the future holds. We're keenly aware that some important suggestions are not available yet. We want you to know that your voices have not been lost. Here are a few major features you've been vocal about that are on our roadmap, coming your way soon:

Streamline accept delivery, relocate, and undrink with re-designed wine cards

Include bottle details, consumption history, location, pro scores, and more in a re-designed wine details screen

We also have some small improvements in the works that collectively will make a big difference.

- Remember the member’s last camera mode (label vs barcode)

- Support autocomplete when a member adds/edits a bottle, purchase, or consumption note field

- Add sorting and filtering to global search

- Aggregate collection list cards into a single card per wine name

- Browse label images from search results

Lastly, we aim to work on a compact view of the collection list wine cards, coming soon.

Welcome! We are delighted to introduce our new space for sharing feedback, voting on ideas, viewing product plans, and more! With this space, we aim to ensure CellarTracker is shaped by our community and to be transparent about our plans. We hope this fosters more engagement between our community and the CellarTracker team resulting in a better product for all!

How to get involved

Our new feedback platform enables you to submit and vote on ideas related to new features, existing features, bugs, and more. Sign up to create an account and receive updates on any ideas you submit.

1. Sign up for a frill account 🔌
2. Search for, comment on, and upvote existing ideas from other users ⬆️
3. Submit new feedback ✅

Feature implementation process

All new feedback added will undergo the following process as a means of ensuring and maintaining a high standard of quality.

1. 📝 Suggestion: Feedback is submitted to the feedback page.
2. ✅ Voting: If an idea becomes popular it will be considered by the CellarTracker team.
3. 🤔 Consideration: The CellarTracker team then explores feedback for suitability, timing, and value.
4. 🗓️ Planning: Approved feedback is researched and an execution plan is created and shared.
5. 📏 Design: Our designers explore the best implementation and create a prototype.
6. 🚧 Design validation: The design improves with each iteration of internal review and usability testing.
7. 🔧 Development: After development, the feature is launched into a beta environment.
8. 🚧 Beta and usability testing: The new feature is tested again by the CellarTracker team and a handful of users to find and eliminate any bugs and make final improvements.
9. 🚀 Launch: After the final stage of testing, the new feature is released publicly. This includes preparing marketing assets, writing guides, and updating our docs.

Please keep in mind that the CellarTracker team uses many inputs to decide whether to work on a given idea. Know that not every idea will be worked and we hope you'll trust that we have the community's best interests in mind as we make prioritization decisions.