Brewly Coffee

- Redesigned and streamlined logging experience - Coffee logs are now "Cups" everywhere. Log a cup at a café with the café's own drink name, or from a bag at home. Cups link to the place they were drunk. One-tap Everyone / Private control on every cup. - Cafés and roasters together. Roasters now have their cafés. The roaster page brings beans, cafés and cups together. Log a cup straight from the roaster page with a bean picker that covers all of Brewly. - Discover with maps. A personal map of your library, community café discovery, café ratings on the map, cups grouped by place and by coffee, recent searches, and search by drink name. - Saved equipment. Save your grinder and machine once and every new cup starts filled in. Reusable gear with clear defaults. More to come :) - Library and bean freshness. Automatic freshness lifecycle with a stock status dot, roast-age guidance shown as a colored calendar, inline editing of coffee details with automatic roast and origin, and an iOS polish pass with swipe actions, tap-through beans and instant saves. - Sign in with Google. Native Google sign-in on iOS, a redesigned sign-in and sign-up screen as the app's front door, and one-step Google signup. - Sharing. Shared beans, roasters and cups open with a rich link preview and a landing page that opens the app or the App Store. - Support Brewly. A new membership screen in Settings with support tiers and transparency about where the money goes. - Coffee Passport refresh. Stamps redrawn as ink, a Taste DNA palate figure, an explorer rank, and a cleaner ID page. Landed today, so confirm it is in the build you ship. - Look and feel. A denser layout with smaller type and tighter controls, a liquid-glass bottom bar, smoother page transitions and iOS gestures, swipe-to-dismiss toasts, a native calendar sheet, a unified cup card design, and better keyboard handling. - Feed. Live "New posts" as friends log, and a refreshed notification post view. - Stability. iOS 27 launch fix, photo library access fix, login crash fix, and a large batch of fixes from a full QA pass.