Feature Requests, Bugs, and More

I want to be able to see and manage my wishlist within the cellartracker mobile app

In the old app (Android), once I have my settings for the printable winelist configured, they persist. With the new app, I have to reset it every time. That's quite a bother.

This didn't used to be the case, but recently sentences do not auto capitalize when starting a new line. Seems like a bug that crept in.

In addition to location/bin, would be helpful if we can add multiple Tags to wine for organising cellar and to look up in future. Example of tags "Day-to-day Drinking" "Business Dinner" "To Sell" "For Cooking" "For XYZ Parties" etc.

From Andrew Selecting a bottle from the cellar. If you have multiple bottles to choose from to drink the app seems to select the last one added not the first. Can this be fixed? If you drink them from top to bottom in the rack, this can catch you off guard. The old app had no issue with this.

From Andrew In the My Reviews tab the old app showed the number of views each comment I wrote had had. I liked this feature as it gave me an understanding of how interested the community were in particular wines I hold. Many members do not go to the effort of clicking the helpful icon or leave comments. Please consider bringing this dataset back.

In the old app, when viewing a wine and scrolling down to “Valuation”, I see “My Price” and “Community”, which is what I want to see. When I add a wine, I put in my purchase price, which is what this is showing. In the new app, it no longer shows “My Price” here (or anywhere), and in fact I can’t find how much I paid for bottles anywhere in the new app.

Currently, you need to be logged in/have a cookie for the same account for a wine list url to be viewable. My particular use-case is that my wife doesn't necessarily want to use Cellartracker due to it being very robust but a bit too complex for casual use. The fact that the wine lists themselves update dynamically presents a much simpler way for her to view at any time what we have in our collection, location, etc. Similarly to the above, if I had friends over it would be easy to just give them the URL so they could view on their own phone.

It happens when placing large orders that the delivered quantity will be off. So when I scan and accept the pending delivery would be incredibly helpful to accept a partial delivery. You can put into edit mode and show the bottle list with them all pre selected and let me unselect a few. This can put the rest still on pending delivery.

This would help personalize sorting especially when the user disagrees with CT community. "Need to add the ability to sort by my own score, at least for consumed wines." Gorillafly

When you select a wine to consume and you have multiple bottles that aren’t in the same location, the app is picking a particular bottle by default. That’s a great default to avoid an extra step if you only have one bottle or if they’re all in the same place, but if you have multiple bottles, you have to remember to open that menu to check if it’s the right bottle. For mutiples, you should be forced to select the bottle based on the location.

I have tried really hard to get used to the new app. I am the only one that finds every action to be more steps and less intuitive? Adding, consuming, and reporting all seem to be more complicated. As one example, the “add another wine” doesn’t go to the search bar anymore, creating the need for a couple extra clicks to find it. I’ve gone back to the old app and really hope it doesn’t disappear. Anyone else feeling similar or am I just a weirdo?

Add possibility to add multiple varietal fields to wines / vintages of wines so it is possible to add fields e.g. Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc to a wine instead of just Red Blend (or Bordeaux Blend or White Blend or whatever...) See also comment re: wine tagging if it isn't practical to add multiple varietal fields to wines https://feedback.cellartracker.com/b/dvdklpm9/feature-ideas/add-personalised-tags-to-wine

I couldn’t find a way to add pro reviews on the beta app. (Without a subscription)