Oeni is the most-downloaded wine cellar app of 2025 — modern design, 3D visualization, and strong expense analytics with a European focus. CellarVision is AI-first with unique email order ingestion. Both are modern contenders to the old guard.
Label scanning and barcode scanning against a 400K+ wine database. Manual search and entry. No CSV import from other apps. No email-based ingestion.
AI label scanning (Claude vision — works with any label), barcode scanning, manual entry, CellarTracker CSV import, and email order ingestion — forward any winery order and every bottle is added automatically with shipping tracking.
3D cellar visualization — model your physical cellar with racks and shelves. Multiple cellar support. Manual organization where you decide where each bottle goes in your 3D layout.
10 flavor-based zones with automatic assignment by varietal. Multiple cellars. Free-text location notes for physical placement. Drink window tracking with color-coded timing badges. Organization happens automatically on scan.
Expert reviews from Parker, Suckling, and other professional critics. Community ratings and personal tasting notes. Strong editorial content — notes feel authoritative but coverage depends on the wine being in their database.
AI-generated tasting notes and food pairings for every bottle, regardless of popularity or database coverage. Notes are tailored to the specific wine. Shared catalog improves over time across all users.
Strong expense analytics — month-by-month and year-by-year spending breakdowns. Monthly market value updates. Wish list for tracking wines you want to buy. One of Oeni's standout features.
Spending analytics (total spent, avg price, ROI, monthly trends), drinking history timeline, per-bottle value estimates, total cellar value with monthly snapshots. Wish list with price comparison across Wine-Searcher, Wine.com, and Total Wine.
Share tasting notes with friends, add friends, and manage permissions (viewer/editor). Community reviews and ratings. A genuine social layer built into the cellar experience.
Bottle sharing via beautiful share cards (one-tap to any app). No social network, no friends list, no community feed. CellarVision is a private tool — your cellar data stays yours.
No AI-generated content. Relies on database lookups and expert editorial for wine information. Scanning uses traditional image recognition against their wine database.
AI-powered label scanning (Claude vision), AI-generated tasting notes, AI food pairings, and AI zone assignment for ambiguous varietals. AI is the core of the product, not a bolt-on.
You can mark bottles as consumed and leave personal tasting notes. Notes are shareable with friends. No structured occasion logging, no photo capture tied to the consumption event. Consumption data feeds into expense analytics.
Full consumption journal — log date, occasion, personal tasting notes, 1-5 star rating, and an optional photo when you open a bottle. Personal notes coexist with AI-generated tasting notes. Consumed bottles appear in the drinking history timeline with occasion badges and photo thumbnails. Logging is free; analytics are Pro.
Free for the first month, then EUR 4.99/mo (~$60/yr). No permanent free tier — after the trial, you need to subscribe to keep using the app. Single pricing tier.
Permanent free tier with 5 AI scans, barcode scanning, manual entry, zones, drink windows, and wish list. Pro at $79.99/yr (or $9.99/mo) with 14-day free trial for premium features.
400K+ wines
Strong European coverage, especially French and Italian wines. Growing database but smaller than CellarTracker or Vivino. Wines not in the database require manual entry.
AI — any wine
AI scanning doesn't depend on a pre-built database. Claude vision identifies any label in any language. Wine catalog grows with every scan across all users. Barcode lookups use Open Food Facts and UPC databases.
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