
You walk into a perfume store. The sommelier asks what you like. You say “something fresh” — and walk out with something that wasn't you.
How it works
Start with what you already own.
Add a bottle in two taps and file it as Have, Tried or Wishlist. Give it your own score next to the community's, so the shelf in your head finally lives somewhere.


The more you log, the better it reads you.
Discover tunes itself to your ratings and keeps putting new bottles in front of you — never the same wall of bestsellers. Behind it sits a catalogue that runs from designer classics to niche houses, each with its full note pyramid.
And then you have something to show.
Everything you've logged becomes one screen: your families, the occasions you wear scent for, your signature fragrance. Hand the phone to the sommelier. Ten seconds and they know where to start.

One developer, no team and no funding. I built ScentPass because I kept standing at that counter with nothing to show.
