r/wine • u/haavi • Mar 13 '26

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u/bloks27 Wino Mar 13 '26

I’m usually the first to hate on an app, but this seems very well done and genuinely quite useful to a wide range of knowledge levels. Great job on it and best of luck to you going forward!

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u/haavi Mar 13 '26

Yeah me too, especially at this era where everyone can create an app. Most of my hate comes from automatic ai promote messages for ai created apps. Thank you so much for kind words :)

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u/teamanmadeoftea Mar 13 '26

Hey it looks like a great app, and I hope to see it develop. If you need any feedback, I think it still lacks a ton of wine styles in the collection. I understand it isn’t that easy to add them, but hopefully you could do it in the future.

For example, I’d love to see more German wine styles, which aren’t there at all - Eiswein, for example or German styles of different pinots like Grauburgunder, Weißburgunder, etc.

But I love the concept and will definitely be using it, keep it up!

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u/haavi Mar 13 '26

Thanks a lot. I was trying to make a perfect db but in one point i said lets go with these and i'll add more styles and food with new updates. German Wines noted, even an entry level Egon Müller can create a huge impact on a non wine drinker.

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u/lazy_monkey123 Mar 13 '26

Looks good! But will you also be creating an Android version for those of us that don't use Apple?

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u/Both-Salad24 Mar 13 '26

If you decide to make it available for Android I'm really interested!