Reviews for Oeni - Wine cellar management

Great app to manage your wine stores, easily copes with multiple storage sites

Great app, the best I've found to manage my cellar

Uninstalled after a few days as there is no information on Canadian BC wines which is 80% of my collection. Generally the interface is good although having a field specifically for "variety" would be handy. Once the reference of database wines grows I'll have a look again.

easy to use and useful information on how to manage my wine stock. highly recommended.

I tried the app to organize my wine cellar. The design is good, and it's user-friendly, but many wines are missing, and the information can't be trusted. For example, it recommends waiting five years to drink a Dolcetto from Piemonte, which is inaccurate. I also tried adding Sardinian wines, but only the most famous producers are listed. Overall, I wouldn’t recommend it now for the price they are asking and wait further development. But If you want to support the project I think is worth a shot

Great app to help keep track of my cellar inventory. Some bottles are missing, but they are always adding more. Some pairing options are listed for each wine, and if you need the best times to open the bottles, it'll let you know!

This app is well designed, user-friendly. In addition to the basic features to track your wines and when to drink them, it allows you to create your virtual cellar in 3D! It is then very easy to assign your bottles to the location where they are stored. Very nice feature. I added newly purchased bottles and I would say that 80% of those French wines were recognized (Chablis, Bandol, Bordeaux, ...). I have not yet tried the other premium features but I will do soon... For now a great tool.

nice app to manage your wine inventory

more for European wines than US. doesn't seem to know the difference between California, Walla Walla, Columbia Valley, and southern Oregon. tried 8 wines with it. we don't have expensive taste.

Subscription is costly but you can get by with the free version if you simply wish to track your cellar.

Oeni is the kind of app I was waiting for a long time. It's very user friendly, you can easily manage your wine cellar, adding and removing bottles, leaving notes if you tasted it. But what differentiates oeni from other apps is their additional features like aging, best food combination, that will really help you drink your wine at its best.

Great app if you want to organise your wine, tells you when to drink which is brilliant. very easy to use.

Genuinely the best and easiest app to use for tracking my wines, and the only app I know of that so clearly displays were my wines are ok their journey - also easy enough to add the occasional new wine

This app is awesome! I've been saying for a long time how I need to keep track of my wine but using an Excel spreadsheet just wasn't going to work. I'm glad I found this and it's easy to use.

this app seems to be the best I found so far for creating and managing your wine inventory. Reading wine labels with your phone camera seems to be working mostly well. I encountered a few issues when trying to identify wine labels from less well-known wine regions, such as Hungary, Georgia. in this case, one can fill in the information manually using a very extensive wine region library within the app. I recommend this product.

This is a simple way to track your wines. It does involve some input time, but once that is done it seems to work well. A subscription is required to get the full services of wine age tracking, when to drink, and what foods to pair with. A nice option would be to allow different currencies for value calculation, not just the Euro. Also, a vertical stacking option for the 3D wine cellar would be nice.

the best app to keep track of your wine cellar, even if you have few bottles, easy and intuitive app to use

Very nice app, best I have tried in terms of app design and representation of the wine bottles and the drinking windows, etc. It is easy to use and I love the wine cellar visualization to locate your wine in your cellar. The only disadvantage I see is that the drinking windows or apogee dates are all straight calculations and not considering vintage quality. Also, an integration of international awards and professional reviews would be nice.

Its a great app to keep a good count of your wine. It provides great info to learn about the wines you own and when to drink them.

I have only used the free version so far, but I am pleased enough with how it identifies and tracks bottles that I will try the paid version.