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A perfume scanner and identifier that works with no signal at all.

Frame any bottle in the camera and Fragnatique names the house and the release in seconds. No barcode, no box, no batch code, and no connection needed, because the fragrance library lives on the device. Where other tools stop at identifying a perfume from a picture, this one keeps going: the full notes pyramid, the accord radar, and your own compatibility score arrive with the name.

The bottles you most want identified appear exactly where signal disappears: duty free corridors, department store basements, and other people's bathrooms.

The Fragnatique perfume scanner analyzing a bottle and decoding the scent in real time
The Fragnatique perfume identifier matching a bottle and offering to file it in the Perfume Cabinet
One scan returns

Identification is the start, not the answer.

A perfume identifier that only names the bottle leaves you exactly where you started, holding a name you still know nothing about. Every Fragnatique scan carries the full read, and when a read is uncertain the app says so instead of guessing. Camera frames are processed in real time and never stored.

01The identificationThe house and the release, read from the bottle itself. No barcode to line up, no outer box, no batch code, which matters because unfamiliar bottles turn up in duty free corridors and other people's bathrooms.
02Works offlineThe fragrance library is cached on the device, so the perfume scanner works with no connection at all, exactly in the basements and airports where signal disappears.
03The notes pyramidTop, heart and base notes for the identified fragrance, each note illustrated and browsable on its own.
04Character and wearThe six-axis accord radar, a season read, expected wear time, and longevity and sillage bands, so you know how it behaves before you commit.
05Your match scoreThe identified bottle is scored against your own scent map on the spot, with the reason written out. Identification tells you what it is; the score tells you whether it is for you.
06Into the CabinetOne tap files the bottle in your Perfume Cabinet, where the Scent Journal, the Daily Pick and the Collection Analysis take over.
Before you scan

Questions about the perfume scanner.

Yes. Frame a bottle in the camera and Fragnatique names the house and the release, with no box, barcode, or batch code required. The result screen carries the full note pyramid, the six-axis accord radar, a season read, an expected wear time, longevity and sillage bands, and your compatibility percentage with the reason written out, and one tap files the bottle in your Perfume Cabinet. Camera frames are processed in real time and never stored, and when a read is uncertain the app says so instead of guessing.

Yes. The fragrance database is cached on-device, so identifying a bottle with no connection at all and surfacing its notes pyramid, accord radar, season, longevity, sillage, and your match score all work offline. Online connectivity is only required for image-heavy operations like photo style analysis.

Yes, and it works with no connection at all. Frame a bottle in the camera and the app names the house and the release. There is no barcode to line up, no outer box needed and no batch code to read, which matters because unfamiliar bottles turn up in duty free corridors, department store basements and other people's bathrooms, exactly where signal disappears. The result opens on the note pyramid, the accord radar, a season read, longevity and sillage bands, and your own compatibility percentage with the reason written out. Camera frames are processed in real time and never stored. The scanner is a premium feature inside the otherwise free app.

Photos are processed in real time and never stored. The vision layer reads palette, fabric, posture and setting, returns a written three-layer analysis with a named style archetype, and passes that signal to the match engine. The photo step is optional; the profile alone is enough.