CELLARUM

For anyone keeping a cellar — wine, whisky, other spirits, even coffee — the same three questions come up again and again: what do I actually own, what is it worth now, and which bottles are ready to open. CELLARUM is a private notebook built to answer them without wrestling a spreadsheet.

You log each bottle with the details a collector cares about: producer, region, vintage or release year, quantity, what you paid, current value, flavor profile, drink window, storage location, and a tasting score. The cellar view keeps search, filters, running inventory value, and quick add close at hand, so the list stays usable as it grows.

The tasting side gives you consistent scoring axes and structured notes, so your impression of a bottle this year lines up with one from three years ago. Insights turn the collection into plain snapshots — total value, bottle count, category mix, upcoming drink windows. Cellar Lab goes further: it scores overall readiness, surfaces drink-now picks by how urgent their windows are, flags gaps like missing bins, values, or photos, checks whether you are over-concentrated in one region or category, and includes offline reference cards on storage, tasting, service, and value decisions.

CELLARUM is for personal inventory and tasting notes only. It does not sell alcohol, run transactions, or show live market prices. There is no account, nothing is collected, and it ships with a privacy manifest declaring no tracking.