Whisky journal · Collection tracker · AI sommelier
Log bottles by scanning the label. Write tasting notes that stay where you can find them. Pin distilleries you've been to. See the patterns in your collection, and ask the AI sommelier when you want a second opinion.
A tasting journal, an analysis layer over the journal, and a sommelier that can read both.
Point the camera at a label and the bottle gets added with distillery, region, age, ABV, and cask filled in. Log a tasting with a score and a note. Pin every distillery you’ve been to on a map. Mark bottles as open, closed, or finished.
Region breakdown, score distribution, cask preferences, activity over time. The kind of overview you can't get from a paper notebook. Look back over the last six months and find out which distilleries you reach for most and which you've never opened.
Ask what to open tonight, what to add next, or how a new bottle stacks up against ones you already own. The sommelier reads your collection and your notes, not someone else's reviews.
ANALYSE
Every bottle and every tasting feeds into a set of views that tell you what you actually drink. Regions you reach for. Casks you score highest. Distilleries you've visited. Months you taste most. The kind of self-knowledge whisky collectors usually only get after twenty years.
ASK
The sommelier reads what's on your shelf and what you've scored, then answers your questions against that. Not a generic chatbot trained on other people's reviews.
FOR
Add a bottle. Write down one thing you tasted. Save it. The app gets more useful the more you use it, but the first ten minutes are easy.
Cask provenance, independent bottlers, vintages, batch numbers, distillery visits on a map. The detail you've been keeping on paper, in one place you can search.
DOWNLOAD
Free, on iOS and Android. Use it as casually or as seriously as you like.