Keep track of what you own, what you have drunk, and what it is all worth. No social features, no marketplace, no noise. Just your wines.
Get started — it is freeNo credit card. No trial. No strings.
How it works
Everything you own, in one place. Add a wine once and the app remembers producers, grapes, regions, and countries for next time. Sort, filter, search — or find the right bottle in seconds.
Finished bottles do not vanish into thin air. They move here. Your complete drinking history, preserved for posterity (or regret).
That incredible glass at the restaurant you will never remember the name of? It lives here. Restaurants, tastings, dinners with friends — rate them, note them, find them again.
See the shape of your cellar by country, region, grape, vintage, value, and style — then click any item to find the bottles behind it.
Getting started
The Quiet Bottle does not ask you to build a perfect database before you begin. Start from whatever you have — a bottle in front of you, a receipt, a spreadsheet, or another wine app.
1. Snap a photo of a bottle, a receipt, or open an old list.
2. Copy the prompt from the app — it is already there.
3. Paste it into ChatGPT or Claude, along with your photo.
4. Import the CSV it creates. Done.
The prompt is tailored for The Quiet Bottle, so everything lands in the right field — names, vintages, grapes, prices. Adjust if needed, and your cellar is up to date.
Or skip all of that and add one bottle manually. No setup marathon, no pressure.
Why this one
Most wine apps are marketplaces in disguise. This one is a tool. No recommendations, no social feed, no AI sommelier trying to upsell you on a case of Malbec.
Export everything as CSV anytime. No lock-in. If you decide this is not for you, take your wines and go — the door is always open.
Countries, grapes, regions, producers — type them once and they are auto-suggested for every wine after.
Desktop, tablet, phone. No app store, no installation — it runs in your browser. Add it to your home screen and it feels like a native app.
Switch with one click. Because wine labels are confusing enough without the app adding to it.
No push notifications. No "wines your friends are drinking." No badges for logging ten Rieslings. Just peace and quiet, and your bottles.
The Quiet Bottle is built by one person who cares more about typography and wine than growth hacking and user acquisition.
Behind the project is Iternitty, an independent journal covering fine dining and luxury travel — the same eye for detail, the same allergy to unnecessary complexity.
It is free, and it will stay free. No investors, no ads — just a passion project that took too many hours, with many more to come.
Coffee helps keep the cellar growing.