Overall, I love InVintory, and I use it constantly. It’s a great app, and they’re constantly improving it, so it does keep getting better. That said, I happen to use the Deliveries function a great deal - tracking en primeur orders, for example - and that function, in particular, is a mess (on the iPad version, it’s been “under construction” for months… and months… and months). Seeing info about what is waiting to be delivered - price paid, date purchased, etc. - is klugey and unreliable. And it’s frustrating that linking between vintage info, including reviews, and bottle info (re already-owned wines) is sometimes one-directional and therefore requires a separate search in “Search Wines.” Still, with high expectations that they will eventually get it all “finished,” I am confident that it is the best wine cellar app on the market bar none. And I do love the many improvements they keep making. BTW, a small simple additional improvement would be to add a “Format” option under Analytics, so you can look through your collection by sizes if you’re planning an occasion and thinking you want the perfect magnum or d-mag or 6L for the event.

It took me about an hour to create five cellars and scan in around 80 bottles. Of the 80 bottles, maybe 5 weren’t already in the database and had to be submitted for review to be added. That took around a day and I got an email they were available for selection. Really, really pleased with the responsiveness of the developer. I emailed about an inconsistency between two screens and got a reply asking for screenshot examples. Once I sent that, I got another reply. I’m convinced they’ll be big. The only thing missing from a true inventory management perspective are features like inventory checks and cycle counts to check for bottles that were consumed but not updated in the database. Nice job!!

I recently spent about 5 hours setting up new shelving and reorganizing. I used InVintory on my phone throughout that process and was very impressed with how fast and easy it was to use. I know know precisely what I have an where everything is. The ability to access the collection via web to add details while referencing producer websites and my order history records is awesome. All but 2 of the wines were in the database and ~90% were recognized by scanning the labels. It was easy to add those 2 unrecognized wines manually, so I still have them recorded in my collection while InVintory is reviewing for their database. I noticed a few errors in the database while adding wines to my collection and used the “report” feature to request corrections. This leads me to my one complaint: the wine “type” attribute is not reportable. There are several wines in the database which are clearly “Sparkling” (it’s part of the bottle’s name) but they are identified as “Still” in the database. This renders the filter by wine type feature inaccurate. Hopefully this can be easily corrected. Overall a great app, particularly for being free. The pay-only features are interesting but IMO too expensive justify for a recreational/non-professional user.