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How to customise your collection page

Display decides which details ride along under each wine in your collection list. Turn on what you want to see, turn off the rest, and the list gets denser or calmer to match.

  1. Open the Collection tab.
  2. Tap Filter.
  3. Tap Display, at the top of the panel beside Sort by.
  4. Toggle each detail on or off. Changes apply straight away.
Collection → Filter → Display → Market price
On to begin with Off to begin with
Origin
My rating
Grapes
Custom tags
Drink window
Market price
Purchase price
Critic score
Community score
Community value for price
Decanting instructions
Sweetness
Tannin
Acidity
Body

One further toggle, Selling price, appears only on collections that track selling prices, and it starts on.

The label thumbnail resizes to suit what you have chosen: turn everything off and rows become compact, leave Origin plus a few details on and the thumbnail is at its largest.

The Past tab of your Collection keeps a separate Display list, reached the same way from its Filter button. It offers a shorter set, plus Removal reason. Changing one does not touch the other.

Tap Filter beside the search box, then Display. Android offers Origin, Market price, Purchase price, Grapes, Critic score, Custom tags and Drink window. The rest of the iPhone list isn’t there yet.

On app.invintory.com your bottles are a table, so the same idea becomes columns. Click Change columns above the table and tick what you want.

  • Wine name, Size and Qty are fixed and cannot be hidden.
  • Everything else is optional: Drink Window, Purchase Price, Market Price, Avg Critic, My latest review, ABV, Body, Sweetness, Acidity, Tannin and Photos.
  • Every custom field you have created is offered as a column too.
  • Drag the handle beside a column in that menu to reorder it. Columns stay within their own group, so the pricing block keeps its place.

Collections that track selling prices also get Markup, Selling Price and Profit, and Purchase Price is relabelled Avg. Cost.

Your column choices are stored in your browser, so a different browser — or a private window — starts from the defaults again.