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Like Letterboxd for fragrance, and it learns your taste
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Perfume Picks - Like Letterboxd for fragrance, and it learns your taste

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A fragrance wardrobe that does something with your bottles. Log your SOTD (scent of the day) and it learns your rotation, then hands you a morning pick from what you already own, never a store link. A few scent questions read your Fragrance DNA: one of 20 archetypes that sums up your taste.

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Hey Hunters. Same solo dev behind Pour Picks. I built Perfume Picks for the same reason I built that one: I had a shelf of bottles and kept reaching for the same two, forgetting the rest existed. So it does two things. It's a wardrobe first: catalog what you own and log your SOTD (scent of the day) with the weather and occasion. It learns your rotation, then every morning it hands you one pick from bottles you already have, with a one-line reason. No store links, no "you should buy this." The part people share is Fragrance DNA. You answer a few quick questions about scents you like and it reads your taste into one of 20 archetypes, from The Night Owl to The Gourmand, with a modifier on top so it lands specific instead of generic. It sharpens every time you log an SOTD. No ads, no social feed, no affiliate links. Free tier covers most people. Pro is $2.99/mo for the extras. Would love honest feedback, especially on the DNA reveal and whether the daily pick actually feels like you.

Finally something that uses what I already own instead of pushing new bottles at me. The SOTD logging is simple and the morning pick actually matched my mood after a week of using it.

Hunter

 wow - thank you for the great feedback! This is exactly what we were going for - a tool you can use based on what you already own and explore where your tastes might go next.

Finally a fragrance app that skips the shop links and just helps me pick from my own shelf. The Fragrance DNA archetype idea is a fun twist, mine nailed my taste after just a few questions.