Fork & Cork

Restaurants and wine, in one private notebook.

For iPhone, in English and Chinese. A private beta on TestFlight, by invitation.

At home

Open a bottle, log it on the spot.

Your open bottles come first. Open one from its row, then write a line about it.

In the shop

Scan the label before you buy.

Have I had this? Do I have one at home? What is it usually like? One photo of the label answers all three.

Buying

Bought it? It’s in the cellar in a tap.

The label has already been read. Say how many bottles and where they go.

At the restaurant

Log the meal while you’re there.

The app knows where you are. Add the dishes, log what you drank, and you’re done.

Looking back

Find anything you’ve had.

Search a wine, a dish, or a word from a note. Everything you logged is in one Feed.

The cellar

Know what’s on your shelves.

Every bottle, sealed or open, with its label. Filter by type, and see the other vintages you’ve had.

Coming soon

Share the meal with friends

Send a visit to the people you eat with, straight from the app. Social features are in the works.

A drawing of a “Share with friends” sheet over a visit, with two friends chosen.

Photo credits

Wine labels and restaurant names are their owners’ trademarks, shown as examples of what someone logs, with no endorsement. The dishes were photographed in 2015 and aren’t today’s menu.

The phone screens are recordings of the app running on the iPhone simulator. The wines and restaurants are real; the notes, bottles, and visits are invented. Fork & Cork is in development and shared through TestFlight, by invite only for now. Sharing with friends is a drawing of what’s planned, not a feature yet.