The app

Six rooms, one shelf.

Scentprint has six places to be — Rituals, the Shelf, Scan, the Blend Engine, your Profile, and the Scent Advisor. Everything below exists today, on real devices, ahead of the Google Play release. Nothing here is a mock-up — these are the actual screens.

Scan
Shelf
Blend Engine
Rituals
Profile
Scent Advisor

Scan

Read every note.

Point at a perfume — full bottle and cap — and Scentprint reads the label, names it, then opens it up: top, heart and base notes, character, presence. The label tells you the name — Scentprint tells you what you are actually smelling.

The scan camera framing an unbranded amber perfume bottle on a marble tray, ready to identify it — Read — point, and it names it

Shelf

Collections, Blends, Archives.

Three tabs and everything you own. Collections arranged your way — by brand, by season, by day and night. The Blends you have composed, each with its harmony score. And the Archives, for what you have moved on from. Private by default, synced to your account, restored when you change phones. A collection of seven is treated with the same respect as a collection of seven hundred.

The Shelf — collections as painted coins, above the private collection cards — Curate — your collection

Blend Engine

Compose, then see it.

Pick a base and a top from what you own — add a heart layer if you like. The Blend Engine treats layering as perfumery, not guesswork: a composition desk for your own shelf, which then scores the harmony, names the character, and writes the story of the blend hour by hour.

The Blend Engine composition desk — select a base, select a top, add a heart layer — The composition desk

Rituals

Wear with intention.

Each day, a small ritual: set the activity, the mood, the focus — and record what you wore. The day gets its own ink bloom, drawn from what you chose. The diary builds itself. Months later, you will know exactly which scent carried which chapter.

Today's ritual in dark mode — an amber ink bloom for the day, with activity, mood and focus — Today's ritual

Profile

Know your olfactory identity.

Your collection has a shape — houses, families, schools of scent. Your profile draws it as a signature that is yours alone: a scent map, the schools you lean on, the story of how your taste has moved. Scentprint uses it to suggest what you might love next. Your taste is the only chart it reads.

Your olfactory identity

Scent Advisor

A perfumer who knows your shelf.

Ask about your scents, today's wear, or anything fragrant. The Advisor can see what you own, so the answer is about your collection — not a generic article. When AI speaks in Scentprint, it says so, and you decide before it ever starts.

The Scent Advisor — your resident perfumer, ready for a question about your scents — Your resident perfumer

One blend, six ways

The same blend, told six ways.

A harmony score is a number, and numbers are easy to ignore. So the Blend Engine draws the blend instead — and lets you swipe between six readings of it. Same composition, six different ways of understanding what you just made.

Honeycomb every note in its tier, weighted by presence
Mobile the blend hung in balance, Calder-style
Decanter the three tiers as layers in the glass
Bloom the whole blend as one cloud of colour
Blotter fan the tiers laid out like paper strips

The blend drawn as a honeycomb of notes by tier — Five of the six readings, cycling

The blend drawn as a hanging mobile in balance — Five of the six readings, cycling

The card is the system.

Every fragrance on your shelf opens into a card. Everything Scentprint knows — and everything you feel — lives on it. Piece by piece:

Rated in words, not stars

Three axes — Stays on skin, Projection, Presence — answered the way a perfumer would say it: Whisper, Soft, Balanced, Bold, Commanding. No five-star anything.

The card's three worded rating sliders: Stays on skin, Projection, Presence

The pyramid in colour

Top, heart and base — the three stages every fragrance passes through on skin, each note family in its own hue, readable at a glance. Why a pyramid ↓

The card's scent notes, colour-coded by top, heart and base

Stamps that teach

Twenty-five seals in five families — Connection, Occasion, Mood, Character, Impression. Press Voyager on a travel scent or After Hours on an evening one, and your taste profile learns what that fragrance means to you. See all twenty-five ↓

Notes only you read

Private words on every card. Not reviews, not public — a notebook line for future you.

Why a pyramid

A fragrance is not a list. It is a schedule.

Spray a perfume and you do not smell everything at once. The molecules leave your skin in order — the light ones first, the heavy ones last. The pyramid is that order written down.

Top

The first ten minutes

Small, light molecules — citrus, herbs, the bright green things. They lift off fast, which is why the opening never lasts, and why judging a fragrance in the first minute is judging the part that leaves.
Heart

The hours you actually wear

Florals, spices, tea, fruit. Heavier, slower, and the true character of the scent — what people mean when they say a perfume "smells like you". Never call it the middle.
Base

What is still there at midnight

Woods, resins, musks, amber. Big heavy molecules that cling to skin and hold the whole composition up — the part that ends up on your scarf.

Scentprint does not guess this order. Each note carries its real physical properties — how readily it evaporates, how heavy the molecule is — so the app places notes in their true tier and can tell you how a blend will actually unfold hour by hour, rather than repeating whatever a label printed.

Your stamps

Twenty-five seals. Press what it meant.

A rating tells you how much. A stamp tells you what for. Five families, each with its own craft — pressed onto a card, they teach Scentprint the difference between a scent you own and a scent that means something.