Why choose Botto over Cellared

  • A notebook, not an adviser. Botto never tells you what to drink. Wine names in large type, few numbers, nothing competing for attention. It feels like a well-kept notebook you want to open after dinner.
  • Every bottle has a place. The kitchen fridge, rack B, the top shelf. Open Botto and you know where each bottle is.
  • Every bottle gets an ending. Mark it uncorked, given away or broken. Open one and keep your rating, a tasting note, who you drank it with and what you ate.
  • A nudge the morning after. Botto reminds you to rate last night’s bottle while you still remember it.
  • Made for your phone. Add a bottle by snapping its label. Fix a purchase, look back at every bottle you’ve opened, and take your cellar with you as a file, all from the app and on every plan. Cellared keeps its exports for paying members.
  • No ads, no shop. Botto sells you nothing but Botto.
  • Less than half the price. Botto Pro is USD 29.99 a year for an unlimited cellar, where Cellared Pro is USD 79 a year.

Botto and Cellared, side by side

BottoCellared
Adding a bottleSnap the label, or type the name with suggestionsSearch its database, add by hand, or import a file
Where each bottle sitsA place and a spot, with a note on the exact shelfA storage location; a 3D map with Collector
When a bottle leavesUncorked, given away or broken, with your rating, notes, company and foodA list of the bottles you’ve opened
Your cellar as a fileCSV or JSON, on every planExcel and PDF, with Pro
Paid planUSD 29.99 a year, or USD 3.99 a monthPro: USD 79 a year, or USD 7.99 a month
The cellar list in Botto: each wine set in large type with its producer, vintage, region and the number of bottles at home.
Logging an uncorked bottle in Botto: a 5.0 rating, a tasting note about violets and wild strawberry, shared with Sofia, paired with duck breast and Comté.
Botto's Activity tab for today: a bottle uncorked with Sofia and rated, three bottles added, one broken and one given as a gift.

Botto is coming to iPhone. Get it the day it launches.