- The smoky red on the last night in Sicily.
- The Chianti a friend poured without saying anything about it.
- The Rioja your dad opened, and a lunch that ran till four.
You remember all three nights. You can't name one of the bottles.
The difference
Other apps give you a number. Punt gives you the wine.
Who grew it, how they made it, and what you should be tasting. Then it answers whatever you ask next.
At the table
One tap, in the dark, and nobody notices.
Point, shoot, it's yours. Adding what you thought can wait till the taxi home.
Every bottle
Your shelf fills up with objects, not rows.
Punt draws each wine its own engraved plate.
What you thought
Three glasses. No form to fill in.
Poured full, a taste, or turned over. It's what you already do at a table.
- Loved it
- Liked it
- Not for me
The Atlas
The third Sangiovese you have loved.
It won't guess from three bottles. At six it starts telling you things about yourself you hadn't noticed.
Palest on the left, deepest on the right.
What Punt is not
Nothing to perform.
No feed. No followers. No streak. Nothing to scroll.
Useful now
Remember the wine before the label leaves.
- How to remember a wine you had at a restaurant
A quiet way to keep the bottle, the meal, and what you thought — before the label leaves the table.
- A private wine journal for iPhone
What to look for when you want a wine journal that keeps your notes useful — without turning them into a public profile or a score.
- What is the punt in a wine bottle?
The punt is the indentation under a wine bottle. Here is what it does, what it does not prove, and why Punt took its name from it.
- Wine tasting notes in your own words
A short, useful wine note can begin with what you noticed and whether you want the bottle again.
- How to keep wine tasting notes you’ll actually use
A practical guide to writing wine tasting notes you’ll find again — whether you use a paper notebook, Apple Notes, or a private wine journal on iPhone.
- A Vivino alternative when you want your own notes
A fair comparison for people who like scanning labels — but want a private wine journal for their tasting notes, not another public score.
