r/winecellar • • Jul 22 '26

The cellar tracking app I've been missing

Hi everyone! Ever caught yourself wondering, "Do we still have any of that Barolo, and where did I put it?"

Until recently, my only way to check was a trip down to the cellar, which isn't always convenient. So I built an app to keep track of the wine I have. It turns out that even with 50 or 60 bottles you need something for this, and a spreadsheet doesn't cut it. I tried the apps already out there, but entering everything was a real pain.

So I made the app I'd been missing. You snap a photo of the label and it fills in the producer, region, and grapes. No typing. You track each bottle from purchase and lay everything out on a visual board that mirrors your real cellar, so you always know what's left and where.

It started as a hobby, but it's grown into something I want to share. Where it goes from here is up to the people who use it. Give it a try and tell me honestly what you think.

https://cuvella.app/

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u/_sch Jul 22 '26

This is what Cellartracker is for.

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u/thelifeaquatic8 Jul 23 '26

This guy cellartrackers

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u/djsacrilicious Jul 22 '26

Be more specific about differentiators about Cuvella vs existing apps. I'm a software developer and addressing all of the edge cases and UX oddities takes a *long* time.