Open Wine List and tap the camera button to photograph the list at your table, or choose an existing photo from your library. The analysis starts automatically and wine cards appear as results stream in.
Dim lighting and tight cropping are the usual culprits. Try again with the whole page in frame and as much light as possible. For long lists, scan one page at a time for the best results.
Each wine gets a rating on a 100-point scale, an average market price, and a price ratio — how the menu price compares to the market price. A ratio below 1 means the restaurant is charging less than typical retail markup; well above 1 means it's a pricey pour.
Yes — every scan is saved on your device, and syncs across your devices through your private iCloud if you're signed in. You can delete any scan from your history at any time.
In the app, open Settings and use "Restore Purchases." If that doesn't fix it, contact us below and we'll sort it out.
A scan didn't come out right, a purchase didn't unlock, or you have an idea that would make Wine List better — tell us.
