Most collections end up the same way: forty bottles, and you reach for the same three. Aromatiquely picks what to wear from the bottles you already own — weather, season, occasion, and what you've worn lately — and tells you why it chose that one over the other thirty-nine. Photograph your shelf and it catalogues itself. Log a wear in a tap. Rotation stats show you what you'd forgotten. It never suggests anything to buy. That's the point.
Hi Product Hunt 👋
I have thirty-odd bottles on a shelf. For about two years I wore three of them.
That's what I built this for. Not discovery — I don't need to know about more fragrances, and neither does anyone with a shelf like mine. The problem is that the collection you already own goes invisible, and you default to whatever's nearest the door.
So Aromatiquely opens on a single recommendation, drawn only from bottles you own, with a reason attached: warm scent for a cool day, and you haven't reached for it in three weeks. One tap logs it. After a few weeks the rotation stats start showing you what you'd forgotten was there.