EspressoLog - Shot tracker

New in 1.10.0: • Ask the head barista — tap "Analyze with head barista AI" on any shot and it reads what you logged: the recipe, how it tasted, your notes, the beans, and your earlier shots on them. It comes back with its own verdict, a couple of cards worth trying, and — when there's history — a note on how this bean's been going for you. Its verdict shows on the shot, marked as the AI's. Ask when you want to; skip it when you don't. • A finer verdict — the on-device read gains two shades, slightly under and slightly over, so a small lean no longer rounds up to a full call. On a slight read the Quick coach starts with the simplest move: pull the exact same recipe again, then a small change to the yield, then one step on the grinder. And "Balanced" is a little harder to earn — a cup with a harsh finish or a thin body no longer reads as dialed in. • Shot time, your way — say whether your seconds start at the button press or the first drip, right next to the Shot Time field. Your last choice carries over to the next shot. • Peak pressure — a new optional field for lever and pressure-profiling shots, alongside preinfusion pressure in Advanced Parameters. • Share shot details — send every parameter, tool, tasting note, and verdict as plain text from the shot detail screen, along with the bean's roast level and how many days off roast it was, ready to paste anywhere. • Backup and restore — in Settings → Manage Data, export your shots, beans, machines, custom entries, and photos as one file. AirDrop it or save it to Files, then import it on another phone. Importing only adds what's missing, so nothing already on that phone is changed. Videos aren't included. Also: your beans and shots now come along when you move to a new iPhone, a one-time notice about what the head barista AI sends off your device, and a few smaller fixes.