An AI perfume finder that shows its reasoning.
Most perfume finders end where they should begin: a list of names you still have to guess between. Fragnatique reads your taste through a twelve-question profile, a photo, or a bottle you already own, then returns forty to fifty ranked matches from designer, niche and indie houses, each carrying a compatibility percentage and the reason behind it, written out where you can judge it.
A fragrance finder should not just answer "what exists". It should answer what will move you, and why.



Quiz, picture, or a bottle you already love.
However you start, everything feeds one personal scent map, and the map is what finds your perfume. That is the difference between a perfume finder quiz that ends at the last question and a finder that is still learning you a month later.
Questions about finding a perfume.
Every perfume in our database is decomposed into top, heart, and base notes plus a six-axis accord radar. The match score compares that profile against your personal vector built from quizzes, liked fragrances, and photo analysis. The result is a percentage backed by a written paragraph that names the specific notes that fit you.
A quiz is a snapshot that ends at the last question. An advisor keeps working: Fragnatique redraws your scent map with every fragrance you like, answers follow-up questions through its chatbot, picks a bottle from your own cabinet each day by season, time and weather, and explains every recommendation in writing.
Yes, because it keeps a personal scent map rather than a one-off result. Liking a fragrance propagates that preference to the notes and accords inside it, a scanned bottle anchors a new reference point, and each answer sharpens the profile, so the recommendations narrow as the map fills in.
Yes. The fragrance match score with its written reasoning, photo style analysis, the chatbot, the Olfactory Atlas of notes, and the journal are all free. The app is a free download on the App Store.

