Hi everyone,

I’ve been building an iOS app called **Vine Savant** to help streamline the logistics of blind tasting.

I found that when hosting tastings (even casual ones), managing paper grids and manually tallying who got what right often took time away from the actual discussion and analysis of the wine. I wanted to build something that handles the "admin" side of a blind tasting so the group can focus on the wine.

**How it works currently:** The host sets up the flight digitally. Participants input their guesses blindly on their phones. At the end, the app reveals the true wines and calculates a score based on accuracy.

**What I track:** Currently, the app asks users to guess/submit their:

* Varietal
* Region / Appellation
* Price Point
* ABV
* Rating
* Tasting notes

**Where I need your help:** I want to make sure the "scoring" logic actually respects how a Sommelier thinks about wine, rather than just being a random game.

1. **Weighting:** In a blind exam context, how would you weigh these attributes? 
2. **Missing Fields:** Are there critical elements of the deductive grid that are *essential* for a digital tool, or is it better to keep it simple for flow?

I’d appreciate any feedback on the mechanics. It’s free on the App Store if you want to poke around the UI, and let me know what you think!

**Link:** [https://apps.apple.com/us/app/vine-savant/id6753729775](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/vine-savant/id6753729775)

Thanks!

I built a tool to digitize blind tasting logistics for groups. Looking for feedback on the scoring criteria.