Your collection, accounted for.

Catalog with context

Seventeen fields deep, if you want it.

Fill in as much or as little as you like. The fields that matter later are the ones nobody thinks to record on the day the bottle arrives.

• 17+ collection fields — concentration, size, ml left, price paid, purchase link, a 10-point rating, a restock alert at the ml you choose, and your own read on projection, longevity, and vibe.

• The note pyramid — top, heart, and base come across from the Database entry. The accords stay editable, because what you smell beats what the box says.

• Decants and samples, kept apart — they get their own list and one of three verdicts: bottle buy, reorder, or pass. The bottle buys promote straight into the collection.

• Scan the bottle — photograph the label, or pick a photo you already have, and the text read off it is matched against the database. Up to five ranked candidates, and a tap adds the right one. The photo never leaves your device: the reading happens on it, and only the words go to the lookup. Web, Android, and iPhone.

• Fast intake — paste a link. Or a list of names, or a column of Parfumo URLs, or a filled CSV when the collection has outrun your free time.

• Priced in your currency — 30 of them, so cost per wear arrives in the money you spent.

Wear and measure

Log it at the door. Read it back all year.

A wearing takes one tap and a spray count. What comes out the other end is a record of how you wear the collection, not how you meant to.

• One-tap wear logs — the day's bottle, decant, or combo, a spray count for each, the occasion, and a note while you still remember it.

• A year in one grid — a calendar and heatmap of every wearing, your current streak, and a monthly recap of top houses and what you never touched.

• Post-wear feedback — too strong, wrong mood, got compliments, would pick again. Tap the one that fits and the record keeps the honest version.

• Cost and estimated drain timing — cost per wear, times worn, average per month, and an estimate of when a favorite may be nearing empty.

• Scent DNA and head-to-head — the notes, accords, and houses you keep coming back to, plus a side-by-side of any two bottles for the days you can't choose between them.

Plan it

A wishlist with prices on it.

Every want in the order you'd buy it, a budget across the top, and the prices you have seen underneath.

• Ordered by what comes first — drag the wants into the order you'd buy them, set a collection budget, and name the price you would say yes at.

• Price hunting — review available price information for one item or scan the whole list, and the Chrome extension brings the same check to the store page you are already on.

• Overlap and Try Before You Buy — see the accords you already own before you commit, and find a sample worth testing first.

• From wish to archive — log a purchase and it moves to your purchase archive, or promote it straight into the collection.

• Wishlist sharing — publish a gift-registry link with a priority ceiling and an expiry date, and friends can claim a gift without two of them buying it.