The Cellar Schematic

The Cellar Schematic is a modern cellar book for people who care about what's in the glass. Scan a label and the app lifts the details - producer, vintage, region, grape, drinking window, critic's notes - into a clean record you can edit and add to. Because it reads each label with AI rather than matching against a fixed catalog, anything from a grand cru to a local wine finds its place. DRINKING WINDOWS Know when to drink your wine. Drinking windows classify each bottle as Hold, Drink Now, Drink Soon, or Past Peak with the ability to manually change the window. THE VIRTUAL SOMMELIER 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 Tap and ask. The Concierge answers questions about the app itself, in plain language, so you spend your time pouring rather than reading manuals. THE CELLAR SCHEMATIC A signature radial diagram - five rings for category, drinkability, vintage, grape and country - that turn your collection into a single, considered image. Shareable, anonymized, and unmistakably yours. A SHARED CELLAR Invite a partner, a household, or a tasting circle to one cellar via iCloud. Add and update bottles together. Everyone sees the same shelves, in real time. ALSO INSIDE - Tasting notes, personal ratings, food pairings, and critics' summaries - The Vault - keeps reserve bottles out of everyday recommendations - Search and filter by color, region, grape, location or drinkability - Import from Vivino or CellarTracker, with full backup and restore - Dark and light appearance, iCloud privacy throughout ONE PURCHASE. NO SUBSCRIPTION Buy the app once for US$14.99 (shown in your local currency on the App Store). All future updates included. Your cellar lives in your own iCloud account. The AI features (Sommelier, Concierge, and label scanning) use your own OpenAI key, billed by OpenAI on usage - typically a few cents per scan or conversation, with no markup from us. The rest of the app works without it.