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Nº 2 Wine cellar, self-hosted

Cellarly

Your cellar, actually mapped.

Status
In development Self-hosted web app
Runs on
Docker your own server In any desktop or phone browser
Languages
German English
Your data
A SQLite file on your own disk
Price
Free Open source at release

Privacy notes

Most wine apps are either a spreadsheet you have to discipline yourself into keeping up, or a hosted service that puts your cellar, and your spending habits, on someone else’s server. Cellarly is neither: a small app you run yourself, for people who want to know what’s in row 4, position 2 of the fridge.

It knows your cellar’s actual shape. Every rack, cabinet or fridge has its own grid of rows and positions, and you can move a case to another slot without re-entering a single field. Rate what you drink, watch each vintage’s drink window, and give everyone in the household their own cellar on the same server, in German or English.

From the current development version.

  1. A wooden wine rack drawn in 3D, with red bottles in their slots, inside Cellarly’s storage view.
    1 A rack in 3D
  2. The cellar list with 43 bottles across ten labels, each card showing region, drink-window status (Ready, Past peak) and slot.
    2 The cellar
  3. Detail sheet for a Barolo with vintage, region, rating, food pairings, price paid and value.
    3 One wine
  4. Statistics with the cellar’s composition, drink-window status, vintage spread and total value.
    4 Statistics
  5. History of bottles laid down and taken out, grouped by day.
    5 History
  6. The cellar list on a phone, in the light theme.
    6 On a phone

 Features

What it does

  1. Every bottle, exactly placed

    Rows and positions, not “somewhere in the cellar”. A slot holds as many bottles as the furniture actually allows.

  2. See it, don’t just list it

    Racks, cabinets, fridges and terracotta pipes as real 3D scenes you can rotate, or a flat grid whenever you prefer.

  3. It does the typing for you

    With the optional AI lookups, find a wine by name or photograph its label, and Cellarly fills in region, grape, tasting notes, pairings and drink window, as suggestions you can correct. Without them, you pick from your own catalogue or type it in.

  4. What it’s worth

    Composition, drink-window urgency, vintage spread and, once you enter what you paid, the value of your cellar.

  5. Nothing gets forgotten

    A history of every bottle laid down or taken out, grouped by day.

  6. One server for the household

    Several accounts on one server, each with its own private cellar and one shared wine catalogue, with viewer, editor and admin roles.

Yours, entirely

Your cellar lives on your own server.

A SQLite file on your own disk. The AI lookups are optional and run under your own API key.

Account with me
None
Telemetry
None
Ads
None
Subscription
None

 Availability

Not released yet

Cellarly is in development. It will run as a Docker container on your own server and work in any desktop or phone browser. There’s no public download yet. It will be free, and its code will be published as open source when it’s released.

Privacy notesFollow the updates

 Support

Support & contact

Questions and ideas are welcome by email.

coderoftime@gmail.com

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