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Work · June 23, 2026

Stillory

Scan, log, and remember every whiskey you drink

Stillory launched on June 23, 2026 with 4 votes, #3,322 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

What it does

Stillory is a whiskey collection tracker and tasting journal built for people who take it seriously. Point your camera at any label and it's identified on the spot, then matched to a catalog of 2,500+ bottles across 650+ brands. Log every pour with structured flavor notes and watch your palate take shape in a Pour Report radar. No clunky spreadsheets, no "free" app locking your own collection behind a paywall. Local-first, so it's fast and works offline. Syncs across devices.

Track your whiskey collection, log tasting notes, and decode your palate with AI-powered bottle scanning. Free on iOS and Android.

Catalog your whiskey, log rich tasting notes, and discover the flavors you love most. Stillory gives every pour a memory — and your palate a story. Six things that make Stillory feel built for you — so every bottle, every pour, and every note earns its place in your collection. Bourbon shows mashbill, rickhouse, and barrel date. Scotch shows region, cask type, and peat. The right details appear for each bottle — so nothing important slips away. Point your camera at the label and Stillory reads it for you — distillery, expression, vintage, cask type. Allocated bottles, craft releases, and private casks all just work. Log nose, palate, finish, and mouthfeel in the language of whiskey. Use…from stillory.com

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