The Cellar Schematic

No account, no app subscription. The optional AI features use your own OpenAI key — your data stays yours.

Add bottles two ways: scan a label, or type a wine in when the bottle isn't in front of you. Every field is editable either way. Scanning needs no account and no key — the camera reads the vintage, grape, alcohol and region on its own, and recognises producers already in your cellar. Connect AI in Settings and it also fills in drinking windows and critics' notes.

Add without the bottle

Some wine you never hold before it's yours — delivered straight to storage, bought en primeur, or kept by a friend. Tap + and type it in: with AI, three fields (producer, wine, vintage) are enough and it completes the rest. No photo? The wine shows a clean cellar card until you add one, or let the app find the real label online for you to approve.

Drinking windows

Each bottle is classified Hold, Drink Now, Drink Soon, or Past Peak — and you can override the window any time.

The Virtual Sommelier (optional AI feature)

Ask what to open tonight, what pairs with the salmon, or which bottles are ready now. Recommendations come from your own cellar, not a generic database.

The Virtual Concierge (optional AI feature)

Tap and ask. The Concierge answers questions about the app itself, in plain language — time pouring, not reading manuals.

Where to buy (optional AI feature)

Find current retailers for any wine near you, with prices in your local currency. Discover similar bottles when yours isn't available, or source a whole buying list from one or two retailers in a single sweep.

The Cellar Schematic

A signature radial diagram — five rings for category, drinkability, vintage, grape and country — that turns your collection into a single, considered image. Shareable, anonymised, and unmistakably yours.

See where every bottle lives. The Cellar tab's second view — the Plans — shows not what you hold but where it lies: each storage area drawn to plan, a circle for every bottle exactly where it sits. Racks and fridges are grids, bins numbered compartments, far storage a tidy manifest. Build it up front or let it appear as you add wines — and find any bottle at a glance.

A wider world

A world map of your cellar: a mark for every region you hold, sized by its bottles. Tap one for its bottles, wines and oldest vintage. A built-in atlas knows 834 wine regions under 7,060 names.

Built for serious cellars

Designed for cellars up to 5,000 bottles. Bring a lifetime's collecting across from CellarTracker or Vivino in moments, and everything keeps pace — search, the Schematic, and the Plans drawing every bottle in its place.

Also inside

Tasting notes, personal ratings, food pairings, and critics' summaries
The Vault — reserve bottles kept out of everyday recommendations
The Buying List — flag bottles to acquire and source them together
Store a wine in several locations, with a per-location breakdown
Search and filter by colour, region, grape, location, or drinkability
Import existing cellars from Vivino or CellarTracker exports
Full backups you can export, keep, and restore
Dark and light appearance

Optional AI

Typed-in completion, label finding, the Sommelier, the Concierge and the buying tools run on your own OpenAI account. No app subscription, no markup: you pay OpenAI directly for what you use, typically a fraction of a cent per question and well under a dollar a month for most people. Your key is encrypted on your device and your requests go straight to OpenAI — never through us.

Setup is one-time and guided from Settings. It's entirely optional: scanning reads the label without it, and everything else — drinking windows, the Plans, the Schematic, the world map, search, imports — works with no AI at all.

Your cellar, your device

Future updates are included. Your cellar lives on your own device, not on our servers — your collection stays yours. Export a full backup whenever you like, and move it between Android and iPhone.