Personal taste intelligence

AVOR learns your taste
from the life you actually live.

Not what you say you like. What you actually choose. Every bottle, every table, every place you go back to becomes evidence AVOR learns from.

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Every place you loved, kept

Private by design

Yours, always

Made for taste

The idea

AVOR learns from what you do,
not what you say you like.

Everything you log is evidence. Every bottle you finish, every table you rebook, every place you go back to. Stated preferences fade. What you actually do doesn't. The longer you live with AVOR, the more it understands the taste behind your choices.

Why it's different

Other apps know things.
AVOR knows you.

A wine app knows the bottle.

AVOR knows why you loved it, and what to open next.

A map knows where you went.

AVOR knows what happened there. What you drank, who you were with, and whether you'd go back.

A chatbot knows the world.

AVOR knows your world. Everywhere you've been, everything you've opened, the patterns across years.

What AVOR sees

Six reads, none of them generic.

Inside the app

Three ways AVOR earns its keep.

Point it at the menu, the shelf, the list.

Scan a bottle, a wine list, a menu, a shelf. AVOR recognizes it, grounds it in what it actually is, then checks it against your taste and tells you what fits. The reason is never vibes. It's the things you've already loved, and you can see every one it used.

AVOR learns from what you do, not what you say you like.

Everything you log is evidence. What you finished, what you rated, what you went back to. Over weeks the profile gets specific: the styles, the makers, the price band where you're happiest. Stated preferences fade. What you actually do doesn't. You can open your profile and see exactly why AVOR believes what it believes.

Your collection, with a memory.

Everything you've logged lives in one place, with your photos and your notes. Ask what fits tonight and AVOR picks from what you already love and tells you why. Ask about something from four months ago and AVOR remembers the night you had it.

A few honest questions

The ones worth asking.

What does AVOR actually use to read me?

The things you log, scan, rate, and talk about. Every read traces back to them, and you can see the trace. AVOR never pads a thin profile with generic taste wisdom. Early on it says less, because it knows less.

Do I need to be an expert?

No. No vocabulary, no rankings, no homework. You just notice what you like. AVOR supplies the words and shows you where they came from.

What if AVOR gets me wrong?

Tell it. AVOR updates on pushback, and the next read shows the correction. You own what it knows about you. Correct it, edit it, or delete it any time.

Everything you log sharpens the read.

The first scan is useful. The thirtieth is personal. AVOR gets more specific the longer you live with it, and it shows its evidence the whole way. If it can't back a claim, it doesn't make it.