SCHMECKT.

New: Lock Screen & StandBy widgets, Siri Shortcuts, a fresh icon and a self-updating catalog — new flavors land in the app without an update.

Which flavor was the best one again?

With the flood of energy drinks, iced teas, hydration mixes and gaming boosters, it's easy to lose track. SCHMECKT. is your personal flavor catalog for every variety of your favorite brands — HOLY, Gamers Only and LevlUp included.

ONE CATALOG FOR EVERYTHING Energy, hydration, iced tea, vitamin, milkshake, syrup, gaming boosters and limited editions — always up to date, with full-text search and a built-in barcode scanner. Scanned an unknown barcode? Assign it to the right flavor and help the community.

RATINGS THAT MAKE SENSE Thumbs for taste, aroma and value; a "too little / just right / too much" profile scale for sweetness and sourness. Because some things aren't good or bad — just a matter of taste. Every rating rolls up into a 0–10 score, plus a private note per flavor.

SMART RECOMMENDATIONS The app learns your taste from flavor tags and suggests new varieties that actually fit — with a reason like "Because you like apple."

CHARTS & RANKINGS See what's on top across brands, per brand and per category — plus "Your Charts" for your own favorites.

TIER-LIST BUILDER Rank your flavors by drag & drop, from S to F — auto-populated from your scores. Save multiple named lists, export as an image and share on Instagram, Reddit and more.

COLLECT & UNLOCK Trading cards across four rarities, each with its own lore and unlock animation.

YOURS, EVERYWHERE

• Wishlist & tried status, an "in stock" marker and favorites.
• "What should I drink?" — randomly picks a flavor from your stock.
• Custom flavors with photos.
• Anonymous community average per flavor (fully optional).
• Home & lock screen widget: flavor of the day + progress.
• iCloud sync across all your devices — no account, no login.

PRIVACY-FIRST Anonymous usage stats stay in the EU and can be turned off anytime. No ads, no tracking data sold.

Download SCHMECKT. and never ask yourself again: "What was that good one called?"