CellarTracker

I have been using it for some time. It’s excellent for tracking inventory. As far as valuing your cellar or drinking windows it’s not very accurate. I’ve emailed (as another review online suggested) to have values adjusted for market and only received lip service and a refusal to adjust the prices. Almost across the board the values assigned by cellar tracker are lower than wine searcher or any prices I’ve seen on the shelves. It is good for charts and keeping your own notes on wines and it used to track the price I paid for the bottles (as a cellar total $) but I can’t find that now so you only get their cellar value and have to look at each individual bottle to see what you paid and total it yourself. Correct me if I’m wrong. I will probably pay the $60.00 annually because there is just enough benefit to it.

Hey, I love CellarTracker, although the Corkz app had a much better visual graphics orientation. But recently, it seems like the Corkz app no longer connect to the database for CellarTracker. Did you guys have anything to do with this? Is there any chance that we your customers could convince you to reverse whatever happened?

I was a big fan of this app but now every useful feature costs money and in my opinion too much money for the features offered.

Easy to use and much better than the new version.

Sad you removed features from the prior generation app in order to charge a subscription fee for them. Poor customer message in there. These features included: - best drink-by date for your cellared wines - best consumption window - restaurant style wine list It costs you nothing to retain those existing features, but then again, if you’re desperate for a buck…

I’ve been using CellarTracker for about 15 years. First online, and then with the app as well. They are a powerful team, easy to use, with invaluable community wine reviews, and a simple, effective UI. Bravo!

I have used this app since 2/12/2019. Am happy with this product in general. I would appreciate the ability to scan PDF files into each wine portfolio. I would think access to those PDF files would gained in the “Learn more about this wine” heading. Because space on your servers may be an issue, a third party storage connection could be used. For example DropBox. Any 3rd party vendor of your choice may be looking for that opportunity. Or have it be a choice for a user to have that option.

I’ve been using this app for about 10 years now. When I first got the app it was about the only thing out there. They’ve kept it updated it still the best app out there. Aside from the many pros about this app the only con I can think of is that when you’re adding multiple bottles of the same wine, such as when you buy a case of something you have to put all the bottles in one bin and then manually move them to the individual bins. If that’s the only drawback, this app is perfect for me.

When do you ever get a personalized email almost immediately after raising an issue? You will with Cellar Tracker. Even better, I raised an issue that was a glitch which they promptly responded to acknowledging the glitch . . . Then four months later I got a second email from them (unsolicited by me) notifying me that the glitch had been fixed. Really a breath of fresh air to receive such attentive responses.

My one complaint, my cellar consist of racks in various rooms, and each rack with 50 to 60 bottles on each rack, totaling just under 400 bottles. Finding that bottle is a game of hide and seek. Take a look at how VinoCell does storage, much better. So why am I here , I like the bar code scan, in this app, but I hate the storage option. Fix it and I’ll likely send a payment and move to this app.