Nobli: Cellar Management
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Nobli - Scan a label, build your cellar, drink every bottle on time

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Nobli turns your iPhone into a cellar manager. Snap a label and AI identifies the bottle and fills in vintage, region and drinking window. Track wine, whisky and beer, ask the built-in AI sommelier what to serve tonight, and never miss a bottle's peak. No account needed — everything lives in your iCloud. Pay per scan with credits or go unlimited: your cellar, your pace.

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Hi Product Hunt! I built Nobli because my own cellar lived in a spreadsheet I never updated. Now I just snap the label: AI identifies the bottle, fills in vintage, region and the drinking window, and tells me when each bottle hits its peak. Two things I care about that might interest this crowd: • No account, no tracking — your collection lives in your iCloud. • You can pay per scan with credit packs instead of a subscription. Subscriptions exist for heavy users, but nobody is forced into one. I'd love your honest feedback. AMA!

The AI label scanning is honestly the kind of feature that sounds almost too good, super curious how it handles weird bottle angles or damaged labels. One thing I'd love to see is barcode scanning as a fallback since honestly some older bottles in my cellar have labels that are basically unreadable at this point.

the native swiftui approach across ios and macos is honestly refreshing, feels like the team really cared about platform conventions instead of just wrapping a webview. the label scanning sounds like a nice touch too

Love the label scanning idea, the AI sommelier chat sounds really useful too. One thing that would help a lot is letting me set minimum stock alerts, so I get a heads up when I'm down to my last bottle of something and need to restock. Keep it up

The label scanning sounds like a huge time saver for anyone with a bigger collection. One thing that would really help me is a quick way to log a whole case at once instead of scanning every bottle individually. Maybe a multi-photo mode or barcode batch entry tied to the producer, plus a field for bin or rack location so I can find bottles in storage faster.