Overview
The Registry is in beta for collectors who want one trustworthy place for what they own, where it lives, what it cost, what they have consumed, and what deserves attention next.
Its direction is shaped by real collector workflows: bottle-level import, location and bin tracking, category-specific metadata, consumed-history capture, tasting notes, Distinctions, Standouts, agent-readable contracts, and a shared catalog that improves discovery without exposing private ownership details.
- Track what you own, where it lives, what it cost, and what needs attention next.
- Import CellarTracker and CSV files, including consumed-history exports that make Distinctions smarter.
- Collector includes Group Pours, so hosted tastings, rankings, and polished notes can become part of the same long-term profile.
- Trusted agent access is planned around drafts, approvals, storage, cleanup, and reports instead of generic prompts.
Built for
Private collectors, households, and tasting-minded enthusiasts managing wine, beer, spirits, and cigar collections.
The goal is to make a serious collection easier to maintain, easier to search, easier to taste from, and more meaningful as history accumulates.
What matters most
- multi-category records for wine, beer, spirits, and cigars
- CellarTracker and CSV import, including consumed-history files
- location, bin, quantity, bottle state, purchase history, and current value
- Group Pours connection for hosted tastings, rankings, polished notes, and saved tasting history
- Distinctions and Standouts that turn collection and tasting history into a living profile
- trusted agent roadmap for draft-first upkeep, storage planning, reports, import cleanup, and tasting preparation
- collector-grade privacy boundaries between shared catalog data and personal collection records
Your collection, without flattening the details.
The Registry tracks wine, beer, spirits, and cigars in one private record while preserving the category-specific details that matter: vintage, varietal, producer, region, proof, format, bottle state, location, bin, quantity, purchase history, and estimated value.
- In-stock, pending, consumed, wishlist, and open-bottle states
- Location and bin tracking for real cellar and cabinet organization
- Category-specific metadata for wine, beer, spirits, and cigars
- Dashboard views for receiving, low stock, drink windows, and attention items
Bring the history with you.
Collector supports CellarTracker and CSV import, including consumed-history files. The best CellarTracker import comes from exporting Individual Bottles with all fields selected, so location, bin, purchase date, delivery date, and richer wine metadata can come across cleanly.
- Collection import for current and pending bottles
- Consumed-history import for what you have already experienced
- Dedupe preview before import
- Cleanup tools for messy repeat imports
- Export remains available so users can always get their data back
A profile of what you collect and what you love.
Distinctions turn collection depth, consumption history, geography, varietal breadth, aging, and tasting behavior into an explainable collector profile. Standouts create a lighter preference layer by asking what stood out from recent things you have had, without forcing everything into a 100-point score.
- Distinctions across wine, beer, spirits, cigars, collection depth, and experience history
- Clickable progress details explaining how each Distinction is computed
- Standouts for casual favorites without rigid scores
- Future shared-registry support for households and couples with different favorites
The tasting happens in Group Pours. The history lives in The Registry.
Collector includes Group Pours. Start a tasting from bottles in The Registry, host it in Group Pours, then save rankings, polished notes, and tasting summaries back to the collector profile. Inventory changes still require explicit confirmation, so hosting a tasting never silently consumes bottles.
- Open selected Registry wines directly in a Group Pours hosted tasting
- Save tasting summaries and polished notes back to The Registry
- Use tasting history to feed Distinctions and future recommendations
- Keep inventory authority in The Registry with explicit consume confirmation
Trusted agents should help with upkeep, not generic prompts.
The agent-access roadmap focuses on workflows that Registry can do better than a general assistant because it owns the private record: search saved items, find data gaps, prepare drafts, propose storage moves, assemble reports, and prep tastings while keeping confirmation in the user's hands.
- Read-only contracts first for saved items, storage maps, reports, put-away queues, and tasting history
- Draft-first actions for import cleanup, item updates, storage moves, make-space plans, lifecycle events, and tasting drafts
- Explicit confirmation before applying inventory, storage, account, billing, or lifecycle changes
- Audit trails, stable resource links, schema versions, and retry-safe behavior before broader agent tooling
Free to begin. Collector when it becomes home.
Free is useful by design for manual tracking and getting comfortable with the registry model. Collector is $7/month or $70/year and includes The Registry plus Group Pours.
Free
Free- Manual item entry
- Core collection, wishlist, consumed, and activity views
- Starter Distinctions preview
- Standouts preference picks
- Export
Collector
$7/month or $70/year- The Registry plus Group Pours in one membership
- CellarTracker and CSV import
- Consumed-history import
- Add from photo
- Hosted Group Pours tastings, rankings, and saved tasting history
- Full Distinctions catalog and progress detail
- Advanced import cleanup and dedupe tools