Local-first wine memory

Your private wine journal.

Track the wines you taste, organize your cellar, save bottles for later, and build a personal memory of what you actually enjoy.

Current public release: WineFolio 1.0.1 for iPhone.

  • Journal
  • Cellar
  • Wishlist
  • Local-first
  • No account required
WineFolio Cellar for Mac showing a sample wine collection and bottle inventory.
WineFolio 2.0 for Mac is in preparation. This Cellar screenshot shows illustrative sample data. View the full-size screenshot

WineFolio Journal 2.0 · In preparation

A fuller wine journal is on the way.

The current public app is version 1.0.1 for iPhone. WineFolio 2.0 is being prepared for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, with Quick Notes and Full Tastings, cellar lots, and a separate Wishlist.

The planned release also includes optional iCloud sync through Apple and in-app library export and restore tools. iCloud will not require a WineFolio account; using it requires the user’s Apple iCloud account. These 2.0 features are not part of the current public version and remain subject to release checks.

Read how the planned changes affect privacy

Journal, Cellar, Wishlist

Three spaces for your wine life.

WineFolio keeps tasted wines, owned bottles, and future bottles separate, so your notes stay clear as your wine memory grows.

Journal

Save tasted wines, tasting notes, ratings, aromas, structure, and memories.

Cellar

Keep track of the bottles you own and separate them from wines you only tasted.

Wishlist

Save wines you want to buy, taste, or remember later.

Personal wine memory

Built around personal wine memory.

WineFolio is not a social network, review platform, or commercial ranking system. It is a private place to remember what you tasted, owned, liked, disliked, and want to revisit.

Private by default

Your notes can be casual, detailed, emotional, technical, or just useful enough to recognize the bottle next time.

Structured tasting

Structured when useful. Simple when you want.

WineFolio gives each bottle enough structure to be useful without turning tasting into homework.

01

Label details

Name, producer, vintage, region, grape variety, and wine type.

02

Tasting notes

Write what you noticed in your own words.

03

Aroma families

Start broad, then go deeper only when you want to.

04

Structure

Describe acidity, tannin, body, finish, and balance.

05

Rating

Use a simple personal rating instead of pretending every wine needs a professional score.

06

Label photo

Keep a visual memory of the bottle.

Local-first by design

Local-first, personal, and intentionally quiet.

The current public version of WineFolio is designed to work locally on your iPhone. The core experience does not require an account, has no public cloud sync, has no social feed, has no advertising tracking, and WineFolio does not sell personal data.

Your wine journal is built around your own memory, not public rankings, advertising profiles, or commercial recommendation feeds.

Read the Privacy Policy

For beginners and enthusiasts

Simple notes now. More detail when you want it.

WineFolio works if you only want quick personal notes, but it also supports structured tasting details when you want to describe a bottle more carefully.

  • One-line memories
  • Structured tastings
  • Cellar context

Beginner guide

New to wine tracking?

WineFolio includes a simple beginner guide for your first tasting note.