Free beta · iPhone and Android
Fewer blind buys. More bottles you actually wear.
Today picks a bottle from your own shelf. Layer what you own, ask Le Nez for ideas, find the lowest price at shops we vetted, and check a bottle before you pay.A pick from your own shelf each day, ideas from Le Nez, deals and a legit check before you buy.
- iPhone: Open this on your iPhone in Safari · install TestFlight first · iOS 16.4 or later
- Android: join the tester group with the Google account on your phone, then opt in on Google Play
- 140,000+ perfumes in the catalog, on your phone
- Every week new perfumes, no app update
- 965 shops in 12 countries
Free beta on iPhone and Android. No account, no ads. Your collection, ranks and journal stay on your phone; only what you send to AI features leaves it.
New in the beta
- Le Nez, the app’s AI: ideas with their reasons
- Find deals on a wishlist perfume, lowest price first
- Check this bottle: signals before you buy
- Batch codes: when a bottle was made, typed or scanned
- Your shelf as a grid, a crate or a wheel
- Find similar on any perfume
- Today’s pick, with the weather if you want it
- Your month in perfume, as cards to share
See it in a minute
From the first bottle you add to your scent of the day
Search the catalog, read a perfume from top to base, sort the ones to try from the ones to buy, and keep a journal of what you wore. Shown with demo data on the app's own phone interface.
Discovery · Le Nez, the app’s AI
Ask Le Nez. Get ideas that say why.Ask Le Nez
Le Nez is the app’s AI. Type a mood the way you’d say it, like “office safe vanilla”, and his ideas come back as perfumes the catalog has, each with its reason and marked as his. Or skip him: open any perfume and tap Find similar, or browse 140,000+ perfumes by family, note and house.Type a mood. Le Nez’s ideas come back with their reasons, or tap Find similar on any perfume.
- Every idea is labelled as Le Nez’s and says why; one the catalog doesn’t have is dropped
- Save an idea to your wishlist, or say Not for me; he never changes your ranks, lists or purchases
- Searching and browsing work offline; only Le Nez needs a connection
Buying · Deals and a legit check
Find the lowest price. Then check the bottle.Find deals, check the bottle
On a wishlist perfume, Find deals reads the shops we vetted and lists their prices lowest first, in your currency, each quoted from the shop’s own page with its link; what Le Nez finds on the wider web is marked “Found by Le Nez”. Before you pay, the batch code says when a bottle was made, and Check this bottle lists its signals: the batch code, the seller, the box and the bottle.Prices from vetted shops, lowest first. Then the batch code and a legit check before you pay.
- Every price is quoted from the shop’s own page; nothing is guessed and nothing is bought for you
- Signals, never “authentic”: a good fake can pass any one check
- Find deals sends only the perfume, the size and the countries; batch codes and the checklist are worked out on your phone
Try two of the checks on the web, free: the batch code checker and the Is it legit? checklist.
Buying · Shops near you
Smell it before you buy it.Smell it before you buy it
On the to-try list? Its page shows the shops near you that say they carry the house, nearest first, with Directions in your own maps app. Test it on skin, then decide.The shops near you that carry the house, nearest first. Test on skin, then decide.
- 965shops that sell perfume in 12 countries, from Singapore and France to Japan and the United States
- 1,600+houses, each from the shop's or the brand's own pages
- Every shop is marked "Carries this brand, check stock": the app never claims a bottle is on the shelf
- Your location sorts the list on your phone and is never sent; without it, pick a place or go by postcode
- Pop-ups carry their dates and drop off when they end
From a shelf of bottles to a collection you knowHow it works
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Add what you own
Search the catalog and tap I have it: that’s it. Or snap a whole shelf, or bring your spreadsheet. Nothing is saved until you say so.
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Rank it, wear it, log it
Today picks one of yours to wear. Log it in two taps, rank your bottles your way, and your month in perfume builds itself.
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Know before you buy
Ask Le Nez, find deals at shops we vetted, smell it near you, and check the bottle before you pay.
Library
Your whole shelf, at a glance
A grid, a crate or a wheel, in your own order; layering from what you own, added in one tap.
Diary, and more
Your scent of the day, and what it adds up to
JournalEvery wear, its photo and compliments.
Your monthA card for each month, to share.
Find with Le NezFive questions, picks with reasons.
Bottle checkDate a batch code, see the tells.
Share cardsScent of the day, top 3, your shelf.
Your weekA Story, a Post or a video.
Library · Grid, crate and wheel
Your shelf, three ways
Your bottles and decants as a grid in your own order, a crate of sleeves to flip through like records, or a wheel that sorts them by scent family. Your wishlist keeps what’s next: to try, to buy, and your verdict once you’ve smelled it.
- Hold a bottle and drag it to rank it; the app never reorders your list
- Filter by family, note or accord; sort by your rank, house, name or most worn
- A wishlist perfume moves to the shelf with “I bought it”
Perfume pages
See a perfume's notes in colour
Every perfume has its own page: the top, heart and base notes as the catalog lists them, each in the colour of its family with a small drawing, then the main accords, strongest first. Your rating, wears and notes sit beside them.
- A pyramid you can read at a glance: citrus, floral, woody, amber…
- Compare any two perfumes side by side, shared notes marked
- Facts come from the catalog; nothing is guessed
Le Nez · Find a perfume
Five questions, then Le Nez picks
Tell Le Nez, the app’s AI, when you’ll wear it, the families you love and any to leave out, a perfume you already love, and whether you want a sample first. He picks from the catalog, and every pick says why.
- Nothing is sent until you tap See Le Nez’s picks
- Your collection never leaves your phone: a perfume you love goes as its accords
- A pick goes on To try or To buy in one tap
Discovery · Alike in your collection
"Don't I already own something like this?"
Open any perfume and the app shows which of your own bottles smell close to it, and why: the notes they share and the accords they both lead with. Tap Find similar for perfumes from the catalog that lead with the same accords.
- "Very close" or "Quite close", by the same fixed bars for every pair
- Worked out from the catalog’s notes and accords. Nothing is ranked or hidden
- Find similar on any perfume: catalog perfumes with the same leading accords and shared notes
Discovery · Layering
Layer what you already own
Open a bottle and the fragrance wheel shows every perfume on your shelf that pairs with it: the same family to deepen it, a neighbour to blend, two steps away for a twist, across the wheel for a contrast. Each idea says why, and which to spray first.
- Pair through a note you choose, the rarer ones first
- For a twist or a contrast, a third perfume from between the two families
- Log it as one wear, with sprays per perfume; nothing is saved until you do
Add · one tap
Find it, tap I have it
Search the catalog, open a perfume and tap I have it or I want it; bottle or decant, size and a note are there if you want them. Got a whole shelf? Photograph four to six bottles at a time: Le Nez lists what he sees, and a bottle is ticked only when your phone’s own reading of the label confirms it.
- Already in your collection? It says so
- Choose bottles, decants or the wishlist once for the batch
- The photo is read and not kept. Nothing is saved until you tap Add
Bottle check
When was it made, and does it look right?
On a bottle you own, type or snap the batch code and the app dates it on your phone, free and instant. Legit check lists what to look at on that bottle, part by part, and Le Nez can compare your photo with genuine ones.
- Batch codes dated on the phone: no AI, nothing sent
- The tells for the sprayer, the print, the cap and the glass
- Signals, never a verdict. Your photo isn’t kept.
Diary · Today, the journal and your month
What you wear, day after day
Today picks a bottle from your own shelf, with Wear this and Shuffle, and the weather if you ask for it. Log a wear in two taps and the journal keeps it: the occasion, the weather, sprays, a photo and compliments. Your month in perfume turns it into cards to look back on and share.
- Share any wear as a card, with the occasion and the weather
- Stats when you want them: most and least worn, and how much of your shelf you wear
- Counted on your phone, never sent
Share
Your week and your shelf, ready to post
Your week in perfume comes as an opening card, a slide for each day you wore something and a sign-off, as a Story, a Post or a video. Or share a scent of the day, your top 3, your shelf, a perfume’s notes, or two perfumes side by side.
- Story (9:16) or Post (4:5), with Le Nez or without
- You see every card first, and can edit your week’s lines and photos
- Drawn on your phone, shared from your phone
Coming in the next update · not in the app yet
Next: prices on your wishlist, and Watch
Prices
A perfume’s page will show the best new price at the shops we vetted, with its link, and the used market as an estimate from resale listings, kept apart, in your currency.
Watch
Watch up to three perfumes and their prices are collected every week. Watch sends only the perfume’s name and a random code made for it.
In the next app update; no date yet. Join the beta to get it first.
Privacy
Your collection lives on your phone
There is no account to make and nothing to sign in to. Your perfumes, ranks, notes, journal and settings are stored on your device. Only what you send to an AI feature leaves it, and our service doesn't keep it.
- No account. Open the app and start; delete it and everything it stored goes with it.
- No ads, no analytics, no cross-app tracking, in the app or on this site.No ads, no cross-app tracking, in the app or on this site. This site measures visits with Microsoft Clarity, with no cookies and the page’s text masked.
- Le Nez only when you ask. Ideas send your request and the names of the perfumes you own and want, never your ranks, journal, ratings or prices. Find deals sends the perfume, size and countries; a photo is sent only when you ask him to read it. Our own service passes it to OpenAI and keeps no request text or photos.
- Checks stay on your phone. Batch codes and the bottle checklist are worked out on your device, and kept with the bottle only if you keep them.
- Backups are files you keep. Move your whole collection to a new phone, or keep a copy, and it goes only where you send it.
- Pictures and rates send nothing from your collection. A bottle picture is asked for by its catalog number; the day's exchange rates are the same for everyone.
- Location stays put. Shops near you sorts on your phone; your location is never sent.
Free guide · read it here, no sign-up
How to buy a perfume you’ll actually wear
Most disappointing bottles were judged too fast: in the first minute, on a paper strip, in a shop full of other smells. Here is what your nose and skin are doing, how to test before you pay, and a short checklist.
What your nose and skin do
Your nose tunes out a smell that doesn’t change
Smelling the same odour for a while lowers your sensitivity to it, and it comes back once the exposure stops. So after a while you notice your perfume less than the people around you do. Don’t spray more for that: step away into fresh air for a while, then smell again. 1
Some people can’t smell some musks
Not being able to smell a particular musk at all is documented in smell research. If a friend says your perfume smells of nothing, it may truly be so for them. Ask more than one person. 2
Each material leaves your skin at its own speed
How fast a fragrance material evaporates from skin depends on how volatile it is, how well it dissolves in the skin’s oils, and on air flow and temperature. The top, heart and base on a box are a simplified picture of that. Judge a perfume after its opening, not in the first minute. 3
Skin isn’t a paper strip
Skin is warm and carries its own oils; a paper strip has neither, so the same perfume can smell and last differently on you. Use strips to shortlist, and decide on skin. 4
Formulas change
In the EU, atranol and chloroatranol, natural parts of oak moss and treemoss extracts, may not be in cosmetics placed on the market from 23 August 2019, so formulas that relied on them had to change. If an old favourite smells different, check when your bottle was made. 5
Before you pay
If any answer is no, buy a sample first.
- Has it been on my skin for a full day, not just on a strip?
- Did I smell it after the opening, away from the shop?
- Did someone else smell it on me?
- Is it the same name and concentration I tried, not a flanker or another version?
- If it’s a rebuy, do I know when this bottle was made?
- Do I trust the seller, and have I compared the price?
Free tools · no app needed
Two checks and a guide, right now
Questions
How do I get the app?
It's in beta, and free. On iPhone, open this page in Safari on the iPhone (iOS 16.4 or later), install Apple's TestFlight app, then tap the beta link. On Android, join the tester group with the Google account on your phone, then opt in on Google Play and install it from Google Play.
Does it cost anything?
The beta is free.
Do I need an account?
No. There's no account and no sign-in. Your collection is kept on your phone.
Who is Le Nez?
The app’s AI. He gives ideas for a mood, reads a list or a shelf photo when you ask, and searches the web for deals. Each idea says why and is marked as his, facts he finds are quoted from the page they came from, and he never changes your ranks, lists or purchases.
Can the app tell me a bottle is real?
No, and nothing can from a list of checks. Check this bottle shows signals: the batch code, the seller, the box and the bottle. A good fake can pass any one of them, so it never says “authentic”. Try the box-and-bottle part on the web: Is it legit?
How do I move my collection to a new phone?
Make a backup in Settings, send the file to yourself, and restore it on the new phone. It carries your perfumes, ranks, notes, wears and archive.
Does it work offline?
Yes. The catalog is on your phone, so searching, adding, ranking, logging wears, batch codes and the stats all work without a connection. Le Nez, Find deals, bottle pictures, the weather, the day’s exchange rates and the week’s new perfumes need one.
Where do the perfume facts come from?
From the app's catalog: house, name, year, perfumers, notes and main accords. What the app can't find stays blank rather than guessed. Descriptions are written by AI from the catalog's facts.
Does it tell me what to buy?
No. You rank, rate and decide. Le Nez’s ideas are marked as his, each with its reason, and nothing the app suggests changes your lists until you act.
Where does Shops near you work?
In 12 countries: Singapore, metropolitan France, Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya, the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, Japan, Hong Kong, Indonesia and Algeria, 965 shops in all, each from the shop’s or the brand’s own pages. The app picks the list from where you are, or you choose it.
Which languages does it speak?
Sixteen: English, Arabic, Chinese, Dutch, French, German, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Turkish.
Add three bottles tonight. Tomorrow, log your scent of the day.
No account, no ads. Your collection stays on your phone; only what you send to AI features leaves it.
iPhone
- Install TestFlight from the App Store.
- Open the beta link on your iPhone.
- Install NozeDex.
Open this on your iPhone in Safari · install TestFlight first · iOS 16.4 or later
Android
- Join the tester group: open it in Chrome (not inside Instagram, Messenger or TikTok), sign in with the Google account on your Android phone, then tap Join group.
- Opt in on Google Play.
- Install NozeDex from Google Play.
Use the same Google account as on your phone. If Google says you don't have access, you're not signed in: tap Sign in first.