
Sipworthy: Coffee Journal
Rate cafés, log beans & brews
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What's New in Sipworthy
1.2
September 18, 2026
Dial in each bag once, and meet the roasters behind the coffee. • Tell Sipworthy how you drink: one bag at a time, cup by cup, or a bit of both. Home, the + button and the Journal follow your answer, and you can change it in Settings. • The bag on your bench leads Home: how fresh it is, the recipe it is made to, and what to do next. • Adding beans is now a guided flow, one idea per page: scan or name the bag, tap its flavors, add a few words and the roast, then the bag's facts — and straight into dialing it in. • Finishing a bag asks once for your stars and whether you would buy it again. Opening a new one offers to finish the old. • The dial-in is the whole drink now: milk follows the drink, so there is none in a long black, and sugar has an amount and a kind. The recipe carries both to your next cup. • Home offers one "Log a cup" — home or café is chosen on the next screen. Once today's beans are dialed in, logging leads and dial-in sits below it. • Star the drinks you order most: press and hold in the chooser, and they lead every list. • Pick a roaster from Apple Maps while you add beans, so the coffee counts towards Australia's top lists without a second trip to link it. • Roaster names on your bean and cup screens are links, and a roaster's own screen now has "From everyone": what the top lists know about their coffees, under your own history. • Adding beans from Home or the bean shelf opens a new cup with those beans already picked. • Fixed: tapping a star on the sweet-spot card rated the coffee, so the stars vanished mid-rating. • Fixed: Settings, Filters, Export and Import sat on the wrong background. • Fixed: Insights and the Add sheet were clipped at the largest text sizes.
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