BARREL PROOF
Hunt. Collect. Connect.
A pocket ledger for bourbon hunters. Shoot a bottle to log it, see which shelves are worth the drive, and keep score with the people you actually drink with.
Invite-only during early preview. One email when your invite is ready.
Built for collectors who already keep a list somewhere terrible — a Notes file, a spreadsheet, a shelf photo they can never find.
Point. Shoot.
It’s on your shelf.
No barcode hunting, no typing out “Single Barrel Barrel Strength” for the fourth time. The camera finds the bottle, the app fills in the rest.
Thirty-five shelves worth checking this week.
Sightings come from people standing in the aisle, not a distributor feed. You see what was there, when, and whether anyone has confirmed it since. Check in when you arrive; leave a sighting for whoever comes next.
Your shelf, kept honest.
Two ways to look at the same 37 bottles. A working list you filter, sort and pour from — and the cabinet: lit shelves, labels out, the way you’d show it to someone standing in your kitchen.
A pour deserves better than a text file.
Log the pour, set it in ounces, and the value comes off the bottle with it. Tasting notes live on the bottle they belong to, so a year later you can tell someone what you actually thought — not what the label said.
NEW Whiskey Sommelier“Give me something cask strength and wheated that I haven’t tried in a while.”
Keep score with the people you drink with.
Every pour is private until you say otherwise. Share a find with four friends, or put your city on a board that only counts bottles someone actually holds.
Everything else you’d expect, and a few things you wouldn’t.
Poured value
Watch $1,688 (est.) leave the shelf one ounce at a time. Every pour comes off the bottle’s estimated value, so the number on your home screen tracks what you are actually drinking.
Open-bottle nudges
Two bottles open for two weeks? Have a pour before they flatten out. The only notification we think you’ll thank us for.
A wishlist that hunts
List the bottles you’re chasing. When one turns up on a shelf near you, the wishlist is what tells you — not a group chat at 11pm.
Store picks & dibs
Single barrels carry the shop that chose them. Garfield’s pick and a Binny’s pick are not the same bottle, and your shelf knows it.
Proof points
A score built from bottles you hold, pours you log and stores you actually walked into. Unbuyable, which is the point.
Yours to keep
Export the whole collection whenever you want. It’s your shelf; we’re just holding the list.
Get in while the shelves are still filling up.
Early preview, invite only. Invites go out in batches so the sighting map fills in city by city.
Downloading it is only half the story — during early preview the app opens with an invite, and we send them out in small batches.