Feature Requests, Bugs, and More

When viewing a wine on the mobile app, the Your Bottles section shows three sections: Pending In Stock Consumed When you click on one of these it should just take you to bottles that meet that criteria. Currently each link just shows you everything. Therefore it's somewhat misleading to have separate clickable links.

When viewing a wine there is a dropdown for the vintage where another year can be selected but its not possible to add a new vintage from this view. Please add it. Now I have to go back to the list view and do it

Allow deep links on iOS not just to a particular wine, but also to a consumption screen filtered by only the wines in a particular bin. The idea is that one could then have a NFC tag sticker on each bin programmed with a link like cellartracker://cellars/MyCellar/bins/Bin123/consume (or a Universal Link to https://cellartracker.com/cellars/MyCellar/bins/Bin123 or similar instead of a custom URL scheme), and tapping it with the phone would bring up Cellartracker showing a list of wines in that bin; tap the wine you want to consume, confirm the details, done. There is a whole range of simple automations such well-known and documented deep links would enable, but in that particular case, it's essentially acting as a "barcodes light" implementation, where one doesn't necessarily have to slap a sticker onto every individual bottle. Happy to help brainstorm what possible actions would be useful, but aside from the (existing) link to a particular wine, I'm thinking linking to bins for consumption, linking to bins for moving wine from/to (could be the same screen, with a "consume"/"move" toggle at the top), linking to filtered views (ready to drink, only whites, only reds, etc). David

In the general search for a wine when at a store. It would be great when it returns the bottle results to also let you know if you have any in your cellar. That would help to see if i wanted to purchase it or if i have reviewed it when consumed. If not it is new and no other info is needed.

I'd like to see less emphasis on the 'Grow your network' section on the home screen, please. I'd rather see more information about my collection or other wines, I'm not interested in networking - there are other apps for that. While some people may like that feature, it should have an ability to be removed from the home screen or moved down to the bottom of the screen. Thanks.

I want to be able to add/save food pairings for a wine as well as see what the community thinks are good food pairings for the wine I'm looking at within the cellartracker mobile app.

Currently when I consume a bottle I can add a note if I would purchases it again or not. But there is not easy way to pull this back up. There is no tag that I can add/select that says purchase again. If this feature was available a user could pull up wines they enjoyed to repurchase. Now I have to keep track of this separately outside the app.

There doesn't seem to be a way to do account sharing in the new app like the old one, or if there is it's too well hidden. Here's the support page for account sharing as of now. https://support.cellartracker.com/article/56-account-sharing

It would be great if CellarTracker showed the specific grape breakdown for blended wines—like “40% Cabernet Sauvignon, 35% Merlot, 25% Petit Verdot” instead of just “Red Blend.” This would help us better understand what’s in their wine, make more informed choices, and allow filtering by individual grapes even when they’re part of a blend.

The old app is a lot more user friendly than the new one

I really do not like the look or feel of this new version.

For instance I would expect Adrice merlo to have same results as Adrice merlot.

For example, lets say I have 30 wines in pending delivery and want to browse all wines that were purchased in a specific store. Then I want to be able to type the name of this store and only list these wines

I am finding that the new version of CT is not near as user friendly as the old version. Had to really look for my list of consumed wines. Looks like the focus is has moved away from a great wine inventory app to a social media driven app. I preferred the simplicity of the old version.