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🤔 The CellarTracker app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
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4.87 out of 5
433 ratings in United Kingdom
Looks interesting with some decent features until you realise it needs a $40/yr subscription to use anything more than adding bottles and reviews. Vintage notes and Drinking windows unlike the app images are not available without paying up
The new app is fantastic! Well done! With so much priceless content and an essential tool for big or small collectors, the new app gives modern look and feel to the content.
Recently installed a spiral cellar and the app was excellent in helping stick it
So happy to have a cellar tracker interface that’s has modern UX thinking. Thank you to whoever was driving this project! The CT reviews etc are so valuable but the old app and website made me want to cry. I’m sure they’ll be haters - the typical wine demographic isn’t exactly know for loving change - but this is a huge step forwards.
I am really liking the new version!
I am sorry but this app is not for me. The previous app displayed information on each wine in my cellar in a concise, helpful and easy to read at a glance form. This one does not - it does not even have all the information on my phone screen and has portrait mode only and cuts of the edges. No IPad version either. Have gone back to the earlier app - please don’t retire it or I will not subscribe any more
Still some missing features. But very well made and good app so far. Add wish list features next please! Thanks for the reply. One other note: it’s difficult to write tasting notes in the app as Autocorrect does not appear to be working in the text fields. Would be great if it did!
I used Cellar Tracker since 2007 for both my personal cellar and different Wine groups, including one with more than 5000 bottles. I appreciate the power of the database to find wines quickly, even when just typing in the first few letters of the name. It ensures that I spelled the wines correctly when adding to a wine list or in columns I write as a freelance wine writer. The reviews by the community and the critics are also helpful. Great work!
Where do I begin? For example: one of the most useful feature of the old version was to sort by community score and to see the score, perhaps 50 different wines at the time. Now? It gives a range. Why hide the details? If I want to ignore information, leave that to me. In fact, seeing the scores directly was a good part of the fun. It gives much details on each bottle, so you have to endlessly scroll. Why? I know my wines, and if not, I click on them. Very silly. However, the most important info is left out: the drinking range (and the score). Or, when going to an individual bottle, you cannot see all on one screen, but rather have to click on the various tabs. And so forth. A big step backwards. A very annoying change.
So good to know what it is that you have in your cellar. Sometimes you need that insight to make good choices.
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