Sommo for iPhone Duo.

Closed or unfolded, the same app.

Sommo does not switch apps or modes when you open the device. It is one app that reads the room it is given.

Closed: the outer display

Closed, iPhone Duo is a phone, and Sommo behaves exactly as it does on any iPhone. The tabs are the same: Today, Cellar, Scan, Journal and Explore. Scan a label at the shop, check what is ready to drink, or rate a glass at the table without unfolding anything.

Unfolded: the inner display

Open the device and Sommo gets a much wider canvas. On three screens it uses that width for a second column, so you stop going back and forth between a list and a detail page. Everywhere else, the same screens simply have more room.

Nothing restarts and nothing is lost when you fold or unfold. Your cellar, journal and study progress are the same data in both states.

The three two-column layouts.

These are the layouts built for the unfolded display. We name only these three, because they are the ones that change shape.

1. The cellar list beside the 3D wine wall

The left column is your bottle list: search, sort, filters by readiness (Ready Now, Approaching, Too Young) and the next bottle worth opening. The right column is the 3D wine wall, with bottles in their slots and glass coloured by wine type. Find a bottle in the list and its place on the rack is already in view.

The cellar is a Premium feature, on iPhone Duo as everywhere else.

2. Journal entries beside their history

Your tasting journal history runs down one side, with search and filters for wines, notes and venues. Pick an entry and it opens on the other side: the bottle photo, the producer and vintage, your rating, the venue and what you wrote. Reading back through a year of bottles becomes a scroll, not a series of taps.

3. Wine details beside the region map

Open a wine and its details sit on the left: grapes, Sommo's aroma estimate, structure and when to drink it. On the right, Where it's from shows the region on the wine map, with its climate and soils below. A Rioja reads beside Rioja.

Everything else, with more room.

The rest of Sommo runs on the unfolded display too: Today, AI food pairing from your cellar, Taste DNA, wine lists and WSET study. They use the larger screen, but they are the same screens you know from iPhone and iPad, not separate iPhone Duo designs. The gallery above shows several of them on the device.

Study is a good fit for the inner display. WSET flashcards, mock exams and typed answers have space to breathe, and Level 1 is free.

One App Store app, one account.

There is no separate iPhone Duo app to find or buy. You install Sommo once from the App Store, and the same app runs on iPhone, iPhone Duo and iPad. Your account, cellar, journal, study progress and Premium come with you, and they are in the browser at web.sommo.app on the same account.

The roomier layouts help on iPad as well, where Sommo is optimised for the larger screen. More on Sommo for iPhone and iPad.

What it costs.

Sommo is free to download. The free tier includes five lifetime AI label scans, the tasting journal with 30 days of history, the interactive wine map and WSET Level 1 exam prep.

Premium is $4.99 a month, or $29.99 a year ($2.50 a month billed yearly). It adds unlimited scans, the cellar with the 3D wine wall and AI food pairing, WSET Levels 2 to 4 with AI-graded answers, and lifetime journal history. One subscription covers every platform. The iPhone Duo layouts themselves come with the app on every plan. Full details on pricing.

What we do not claim.

We keep this page precise. iPhone Duo support is part of the iOS app, and the two-column claims are limited to the three layouts above. Other screens running on the larger display are Sommo on iPhone Duo, not features made only for it.

Sommo for Android, HarmonyOS and the web have their own phone, tablet and browser layouts. This page makes no claim about them on folding devices.

Frequently asked.