Name the scent
Type the perfume name, brand, and sample source.
Four steps from a fresh moment to a reusable record. No setup, no account.
Type the perfume name, brand, and sample source.
Note first impression and how it changed after 30 minutes.
Record how long it lasted and which season or mood fits best.
Buy, try again, or pass — and why.
The app is short on purpose. The notes field is free text so the record can hold anything that does not fit a label.
Every Saver starts with a small record. Over time, records become personal context you can actually reuse.
Avoid duplicate scents
Remember which samples you tried, what they smelled like at drydown, and whether to buy.
Track which fragrances work in which seasons, moods, and occasions.
Save scent preferences so future fragrance gifts match real taste.
You can. PerfumeSaver is for when a free-form note is not enough and a full database is too much.
Free-form scent notes lose the opening, drydown, and longevity timeline.
Spreadsheets work, but PerfumeSaver already has the fields a scent journal needs.
Most fragrance apps focus on ratings. PerfumeSaver captures your personal drydown reaction.
Fill in the form on this page. Each scent becomes a record with opening, drydown, longevity, and your decision.
Yes. The sample source field is designed for exactly that workflow.
PerfumeSaver works for any scent: perfume, cologne, essential oils, candles, and home fragrance.
Not yet. Records stay in this browser. Export to JSON to move them.
Build your personal taste memory
Remember what you wore and what worked
Remember what you gave and what they liked
See every Saver in the Taste category.
Learn how tiny saver apps turn small useful details into records you can compare, learn from, and reuse.
Read the pillar guide →Export formats: Markdown scent recordJSON recordsScent wardrobe list