Sebastien Kempf
@skempf.com
Passionate web developer, focused on Frontend. skempf.com
VinoMemo v2 is out, and it no longer asks you to create an account. Now your notes stay on your device. Accounts exist only for Backup & Sync. vinomemo.app
VinoMemo - Wine Tasting Notes App - Free Structured Tasting Journal
Create professional wine tasting notes in under 5 minutes. Free structured tasting app — guided prompts, private notes, offline mode. No ads, no subscription.
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VinoMemo is on Android. In 2023 I got tired of logging wines in my phone's Notes app and started building something proper. Next.js at first, then iOS in Expo last November, then I moved the web to Expo Web. Three platforms, one codebase now. play.google.com/store/apps/d...
VinoMemo: Wine Tasting Notes - Apps on Google Play
Wine Journal & Tasting
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VinoMemo is coming to Android 🍷 The app is nearly production-ready. Before the public launch, I need real-world testing. Install it, break it. Bugs, crashes, things that don't work: I want to hear about all of it. Try it → play.google.com/apps/testing... #vinomemo #android #betatest
Sign in - Google Accounts
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New VinoMemo 🍇 update just dropped. You can now photograph wine labels, search your notes by pretty much anything, and the autocomplete knows 130 grape varieties so you don't have to. Free on the App Store. vinomemo.app
You can now export your tasting notes and delete your account in one click—all while keeping your data from VinoMemo. Check out the new features: pim.ms/vinomemo #buildinpublic #webdev #vinomemo #sideproject #buildinpublic #wine #winetasting #winelovers #wset
wild that MP3 is an audio file, MP4 is a video file, but MP5 is a submachine gun. Digimon-ass evolution line.
💡 Two years ago, I coded a wine tasting app. Left it abandoned. Last week, I dusted it off and launched it. Meet VinoMemo 🍷 - Simple wine notes following WSET methodology. Sometimes our best ideas sit in forgotten folders. pim.ms/vinomemo #WineTech #WSET
VinoMemo - Professional Wine Tasting Notes App
Professional wine tasting notes app following WSET Level 2 methodology. Record, organize, and analyze your wine tastings with structured note-taking tools. Private by design for serious wine enthusiasts.
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Release of v1 to the App Store is imminent as I am happy with the features already implemented. The latest one is the Search and it is now available in TestFlight. I am now working on improving and polishing the UX. #BuildInPublic
It took me over a week but I finally cracked SwiftData migration. My schema was bad and it over complicated Categories implementation. Still lots to fix but it’s here! #BuildInPublic
I am now adding categories to Renewdar. If it looks familiar it’s because I’ve shamelessly copied the Reminders picker. It’s coming soon!
I’ve renamed my app to Renewdar (this time I checked it’s not taken) and it’s a new build ID so it’s essentially a different app on your Home Screen. A lot of improvements and fixes thanks to the first testers. https://testflight.apple.com/join/6sdXZ48j
Join the Renewdar beta - TestFlight - Apple
Available on iOS
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I am already getting feedback from the beta testers of Renewdar, thank you! Most requested feature is frequency options so I have worked on it today along with some UI improvements. Next: add categories #BuildInPublic #SwiftUI
Replens is now available on TestFlight! Key Features: - Track multiple items - Replacement notifications - Local data storage - No data collection or analytics Check it out and let me know your thoughts! testflight.apple.com/join/sbETSHMz #TestFlight
TestFlight - Apple
Using TestFlight is a great way to help developers test beta versions of their apps.
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Excited to share that I spent the week developing a small SwiftUI app called Replens! Initially, I wanted to build it with React Native and Expo, but the setup complexity led me to switch. Replens helps you track when to replace consumable items like water filters or contact lenses. #SwiftUI
After much reflection over the past few weeks, I've decided to pause the #100DaysOfSwiftUI challenge. Balancing it with my Japanese learning left me with barely any free time each day. Now, I'll redirect my efforts towards other personal dev projects that offer more flexibility. 🌱📚
