vynr brings together your wines, their makers, their places and your memories — so every bottle belongs to a larger story.
After a dinner, you want to keep the shape of it: the bottle that made the table go quiet, the acidity that cut through the dish, the producer you meant to look up, the way the room felt when the glass was lifted. Not as a score, but as a trace — something you can return to later.
No crowd-sourced ratings. No social feeds. No marketplace. No gamification. No advertising. This is not a limitation. It is the product.
Three things, woven through time and taste
A cellar — to track what you own.
A journal — to record what you experienced.
An atlas — to understand where it came from, and who made it.
Two threads run through all three.
Time. Wine changes, and so does a cellar. Every bottle sits somewhere on its own curve — closed, approaching, at its peak, fading — and the Time Lens lets you scrub forward to see what will be ready next spring, or back to what you were drinking the year you moved house. The cellar is not a list. It is a map that moves.
Taste. What you keep, what you open and what you write down slowly form a picture of what you actually like. vynr uses it to make its notes more yours: which bottle to open tonight, what you’re overlooking, what a new wine might mean to you. It is built from your own record, for you, and it grows with every bottle.
If you’re studying wine
Everything that helps a collector also helps a student. The atlas is a working map of regions, appellations and the rules behind them, not a decoration. Producer profiles bring together who they are, how they work and how their wines age. Vynrpedia sits underneath it all — in the app, long-press a place or a term to read what it means, or browse it on its own. The journal holds tasting notes and the marginalia around them, so a structured tasting note and your own aside about the room sit on the same page.
Study and drinking become one record.
Who it’s for
People who enjoy wine and want a calm place to keep it: what they opened, where it came from, when the rest will be ready, and what it meant in the moment. People learning wine seriously — WSET students, newcomers to the trade, the curious — who want their study and their drinking to be the same record. For anyone who prefers private tools over public performance — and who wants their own record, not the internet’s opinion.
Who makes it
Silly Jam Pte. Ltd. is a Singapore software company building thoughtful software for enthusiasts and collectors.
Creator and publisher of vynr.
Just wine, remembered.