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- What it is
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- At a glance
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- Free to download
- In-app purchases
Categories and search queries
Official categories
- Food & Drink
- Lifestyle
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Key functions
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| Free app | Yes | Free | — | Store published |
| In-app purchases | Yes | Limited free | — | Store published |
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Pricing & paywalls
App Store
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
Ratings & reviews
App Store
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5/5BarrelBook Is the Whiskey Collection Tool I Didn’t Know I Needed
BarrelBook has quickly become one of the most useful tools in my whiskey journey. What I appreciate most is that it goes beyond simply tracking bottles — it helps me understand my collection, my palate, and the role each bottle plays on my shelf. As someone who evaluates whiskey in a structured way, BarrelBook fits naturally into how I think about tasting, comparisons, shelf management, and long-term palate development. It gives me a better way to organize what I own, what I’ve tried, what I want to revisit, and what I’m learning over time. The collection tracking is excellent, the platform feels thoughtfully built, and it is clear that BarrelBook is being developed by people who understand whiskey enthusiasts. Whether you are casually tracking bottles or trying to build a more intentional, refined collection, BarrelBook provides real value. I’m also especially excited about the experimental MCP access. For users who want deeper integrations or more advanced ways to work with their BarrelBook data, this is a really promising direction. Access is currently experimental, and you have to email BarrelBook to request it, but that makes it even more exciting for people who want to explore what is possible. Overall, BarrelBook is one of the best bourbon and whiskey collection tools I’ve used. It has become a valuable part of how I manage my shelf, evaluate bottles, and continue learning about my palate. Highly recommended.
JackD_942 · 31 Jul 2026
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5/5The best app to curate my Bourbon Collection
I have tried several apps to keep track of my collection and BB is by far the best app out there. My first draw was AI ability to take information from the label and place data in the correct places with fairly high accuracy. I also like that it will also look at secondary markets and provide a price. I have to admit, it is nice to know the value of the secondary market appreciation as it makes each sip even savior. While, I do think the subscription price is a little high, after I logged my entire collection of 100+ bottles into the app, I recognized the savings in my time that the app provided. Additionally, they recently added a wish list capability, so I can easily ask permission from the wife to buy other bottles. If you are looking for that one full feature app to catalog your entire alcohol collection, this is the one to have.
Snoopyto · 31 Jul 2026
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5/5Best Bourbon tracking App
Love this - exactly what I was looking for to track my bottle collection. It’s so easy to add bottles and collect market information with the AI label scanning. I’m kicking myself for wasting time manually entering info in my other app. The app allows you to add a lot of other relevant info so it suits your needs, and I keep seeing more features getting added all the time. Tags, filtering, and searching make it so easy to pull up what you want. Having multiple photos of my actual bottles is great when I want to look up a detail or share info with my bourbon buddys. Ditch the other apps and spreadsheets - get this one.
MrWCBrown · 31 Jul 2026
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5/5The best whiskey inventory app I’ve used!
Get this app and for the cost of one decent bottle your annual subscription. For real. I have tried and used several apps to inventory my collection, wishlists, tastings, etc. and they have all fallen short in one way or the other for me until I discovered BarrelBook. Snap a couple decent pictures of your bottle and the app does 95% of the work! It’s honestly that simple! The UI is clean and logically laid out. There is a field for basically every data point you could think of. Plus personal lists, random bottle selection, and and AI sommelier that will curate a flight from your collection just off the top of my head. Features are being developed and added regularly. If something is missing you can reach out to the app developer with a suggestion or for help and he is friendly and quick to respond!
BRBNhub · 31 Jul 2026
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4/5Surpassed expectations
Tracking my collection has always been a giant pain. I’ve tried apps, databases, spreadsheets, etc. So either painful manual entry or apps that can’t identify the majority of the bottles (so manual entry again, but now with a fee). I was kinda expecting the same with this. However, I was proven dead wrong. Was every piece of data 100% accurate? No. But every bottle was identified accurately. Every single one. Single barrels, store picks, random 1 offs from long dead distilleries all captured. And the support has been quick and easy to work with, answering questions and whatnot. IMHO, this app is well worth the money and I’m excited to see where they take it.
mtartamella · 31 Jul 2026
Privacy & accessibility
App Store
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Versions
App Store
- 1.0
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1.0.1
Minor bug fixes
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1.0.2
No new app updates - updated screenshots, app description, and added an app preview
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1.0.3
Updated screenshots
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1.0.4
Updated email verification and password reset to improve deliverability
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1.0.5
Added Google Sign-In, Sign in with Apple, password visibility toggle
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1.1.0
Easier fill-level entry Added a fill-level slider with quick buttons (Full, ¾, Half, ¼, Empty) instead of typing percentages. Automatic fill-level detection The app now estimates how full a bottle is from the photo and lets you adjust it if needed. More reliable secondary pricing Pricing is more accurate for rare and allocated bottles, with fewer mismatches or missing values. Bottle type dropdown Select Bourbon, Rye, etc. from a list, with support for custom types. Improved camera experience Tap-to-focus, pinch-to-zoom, framing and lighting guidance, and more consistent photo capture. Smarter tagging Previously used tags now appear as tappable suggestions. Better keyboard behavior Keyboard dismisses on scroll and includes a Done button for numeric entry.
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1.2.0
- New: Bourbon Roulette — spin the barrel to pick your next pour - New: Dashboard with collection stats and quick filters - Simplified subscription plans - Smarter bottle recognition and pricing data - Bug fixes and performance improvements
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1.2.1
Redesigned Dashboard - Compact summary bar with bottle count, collection value, and average proof - Tap for detailed Collection Insights — then tap any status or type to jump to a filtered Catalog Tonight's Pour - Bottle photos cycle during the spin for a slot-machine feel - Filter your pool by type or tags Tasting Flights - AI-suggested tasting flights based on your collection - Tap for detail with sommelier-style notes for each bottle Improvements - Collection value now reflects bottle quantity - Add ratings and tasting notes during scan and manual entry - Cleaner placeholder text and improved image loading - VoiceOver and accessibility fixes Bug Fixes - Fixed duplicate Done buttons above keyboard - Fixed filters not applying from Collection Insights - Fixed navigation issues on dashboard
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1.2.2
- Removed guest login — sign in to keep your collection safe - Added in-app offer code redemption - New BarrelBook branding on login and empty state screens - Cancel button during bottle scan processing - Whiskey type is now free-text — enter any type, not just a fixed list - Improved text fields: expandable long text and consistent fonts - Fixed layout issues in extraction review - Fixed keyboard dismissal and save behavior - Various bug fixes, stability improvements, and code quality enhancements
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1.3.1
BarrelBook Social Is Starting to Roll Out We’ve begun rolling out the first version of BarrelBook Social. This new release introduces Friends and Shared Shelves, making it possible to explore other collectors’ bottles and share a curated shelf from your own collection. The rollout is happening in phases, starting with a smaller group of users as we continue refining the experience. If you don’t see the Social tab yet, it will appear as the feature expands to more accounts. Friends Search for other BarrelBook users and connect with them. Once connected, you can browse their shared bottles and see what they’re drinking. Shared Shelf Choose bottles from your collection and publish them to your Shared Shelf. It’s an easy way to showcase favorites, rare finds, or recent pours. Discover Other Collections Explore what other collectors are sharing and open full bottle details to learn more about each bottle. BarrelBook started as the fastest way to capture every detail of a bottle with a photo. Now it’s evolving into a place where collectors can discover bottles through other enthusiasts.
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1.4.10
A few IOS 26.x bugs scrolling friends' collections and replacing photos
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1.4.11
Improved the upgrade experience as your collection grows, including clearer prompts near the free bottle limit and better cap-reached messaging. Also includes a centered Add tab for easier scanning, faster scan/save responsiveness, and general reliability improvements.
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1.4.12
- Added improved attribution and subscription conversion tracking. - Added an email preference for product updates, tips, reminders, and offers.
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1.4.13
Here’s concise App Store/TestFlight release copy: Improved the first-scan experience so new users can more clearly take bottle photos without being pushed toward an upgrade too early. Updated scan guidance to explain that BarrelBook uses bottle photos, not barcodes, and made the camera flow smoother when saving scanned bottles. Also improved plan recommendations, clarified Pro plan value, simplified the collection-building prompt, removed an unsupported Archive filter option, and fixed a login-screen opt-in display issue.
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1.4.7
New in this release: Golden Tickets gifting, expanded Social improvements, Bourbon Sommelier recommendations, stronger promo and redemption flows, and reliability fixes for catalog loading, bottle count refresh, and date picker usability.
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1.4.9
What’s New in Version 1.4.9 Improved social notifications with a clearer opt-in flow for existing users Better handling when opening BarrelBook from notifications More reliable notification registration and delivery Custom tags now appear during extraction review, not just in edit mode Additional bug fixes and stability improvements
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1.5.0
New in BarrelBook 1.5.0: - Added early support for Lists, a new way to track bottles you are hunting or want to remember outside your main Catalog. We’ll be rolling this feature out gradually. - Want early access to Lists? Email [email protected] and we’ll add users as space allows. - Improved account deletion reliability. - Added performance, stability, and release-readiness fixes.
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1.6.1
- Improved bottle editing reliability, including tag saving and single-bottle collection totals. - Fixed the in-app review link. - Added early support for the BarrelBook AI connector beta for selected users, including links from AI answers back to bottle details in BarrelBook. ** email [email protected] if you have interest in testing this - it allows you to use ChatGPT or Claude to ask questions about your BarrelBook collection ** - Included general reliability and release-readiness improvements.
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1.6.2
Fixed an onboarding issue where some new users could get stuck before they could choose a username. This update also includes minor improvements to account setup reliability.
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1.6.3
Improves sign-in reliability, bottle scanning responsiveness, and list count accuracy. Also includes general stability fixes.
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1.6.4
New in BarrelBook 1.6.4: - Early access Want lists are now available for selected users. - Want lists can include descriptions, target prices, public notes, and bottle photos. - Want-list sharing supports public links with privacy controls, including revoke and regenerate. - Add bottles to lists directly from Bottle Detail. - We’re also piloting a BarrelBook connector for ChatGPT. Reach out if you’d like early access to Lists or the connector beta. - Includes privacy, security, and reliability improvements.
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1.7.0
This release prepares BarrelBook for Ask B.B., a new collection-aware whiskey steward. Ask B.B. is rolling out slowly to early-access users. If you’d like to try it, request access through Send Feedback in the app. Ask B.B. can help reason over your bottles, shared shelves, pours, flights, and bottle comparisons while keeping collection access read-only. Also included: • Improved shared-shelf bottle detail navigation • Conversation history and smoother long-answer scrolling • Better answer formatting and tappable bottle references • Response feedback controls • Continued support for Tonight’s Pour • Reliability, safety, and privacy improvements
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1.7.1
· 13 Jul 2026
**What’s New in This Version** - Export your full Catalog as a CSV from Settings. - Archive and restore bottles without losing their details or history. - Filter Pick a Pour by opened or unopened bottles. - Improved Bottling Date entry when adding or scanning a bottle. - Improved Catalog searches containing apostrophes. - Find friends using either `username` or `@username`. - Additional reliability improvements and bug fixes.
Alternatives
- Ohio Liquor (OHLQ) — Same category + similar ratings
Availability by market
- US
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- Last verified
- 31 Jul 2026
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- App Store
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