AI whisky assistant · Collection tracker
Your whisky collection, with AI ideas to explore.
Connect your own AI assistant for suggestions grounded in the bottles you own and the drams you have enjoyed. Ask about gaps in your collection or put together a flight from your open bottles.
“Suggest a flight from my open bottles, starting with something light.”Create account
Use your own compatible assistant account. Suggestions depend on your provider and the records you have saved.
Keep track of every bottle.
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Scan and review
Scan a label to help identify a bottle, then review the details before adding it to your collection. You can also enter a bottle yourself.
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Know what is on the shelf
Track open, closed and finished bottles so you can see what is ready to pour and what you have enjoyed before.
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Turn a conversation into a flight
Ask your connected assistant about your collection and preferences. Review its flight suggestion, then save it yourself in MyDrams.
Record scores and notes to give your next collection conversation more context. Keep a whisky tasting journal.
Read the connection guideBRING YOUR OWN
Connect your AI assistant.
If the drams could talk... Well now they can! Connect Claude, ChatGPT or another compatible assistant to MyDrams. Ask about bottles you own, explore your tasting notes, compare favourites, plan a flight from your open bottles or pick one to open.
- ¶Read-only: your assistant can look, never add, change or delete anything.
- ¶Your own data only: your collection, tasting notes, flights and visits, plus the shared bottle catalogue.
- ¶You choose: connect from your profile, and disconnect whenever you like.
- ¶Your own assistant account: the conversation happens with the provider you already use, under your plan with them.
Availability and usage limits depend on your provider. Information your assistant reads is shared with that provider under their terms. Review and save suggested flights yourself in MyDrams.
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whisk(e)y journey.
Free on iOS and Android, or open it in your browser. Use it as casually or as seriously as you like.
