Your wines
Know what you have, and what to open tonight
Home is the state of your collection: what's ready to drink, what needs a few more years, what you added lately, and what friends recommended. No spreadsheets, no cellar-book jargon.

Coming soon to iPhone, iPad and Mac
OpenCru is the wine app for people who like wine and never learned the words. Photograph a bottle and it tells you what’s in it, what to eat with it and when to open it — in plain words, without the snobbery.


Your wines
Home is the state of your collection: what's ready to drink, what needs a few more years, what you added lately, and what friends recommended. No spreadsheets, no cellar-book jargon.

The camera
Bought it, opened it at a friend's, or just curious in the shop? Take a photo of the label. OpenCru reads the winery, the wine and the year in the background, finds out what it is, and asks you one thing: where does it go?

Every bottle
Each bottle gets one page that starts with what everyone wants to know: what it's like, what to eat with it, when to open it. Said the way a friend would say it. The wine words are there too, explained the first time you meet them.

Tasting
Open a bottle and the app walks you through it: what you see, what you smell, how it feels. Every question is in everyday words, with the proper term underneath, so you pick it up as you go. There are no wrong answers, and nobody checks.

Go deeper
Why does it taste like that? What is tannin? Where exactly is it from? Every answer is one tap down, with where it comes from. You decide how far to go. The app never guesses what you know, so it never talks down to you.

iPhone, iPad and Mac
One account, the same wines on your iPhone, your iPad and your Mac. At the shop, use the camera; at your desk, drop a photo of the label onto the window.

Why OpenCru
Wine has a snobbery problem. OpenCru takes it out: plain words, no scores from us, and more whenever you ask.