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Scent/ScoutFragrance finder

Scent finder · built for real life

A fragrance that fits,
without the vocabulary.

Ten plain-language questions find your fragrance and save it as a private Scent Passport. Structured feedback you choose to give shapes later results and everything you mark lands in your Wardrobe. Already know a name? Scout it and compare current US shopping offers.

Every suggestion comes from a curated starting catalog of 150 real records with a transparent fit score that shows exactly why it ranked.

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Just browsing? Explore the catalog

Questions
10
Matches
3+3
Catalog
150
Hands holding and spraying a perfume bottle in warm side light.Fig. 01

Photograph: Salman Sidheek / Unsplash. Editorial photograph, not a catalog product image.

The loop · six steps

Discover, Passport, Taste Learning, Wardrobe, Scout, Live Prices

Each step below describes what the site actually does today. No large language model affects ranking.

  1. 01

    Discover

    Ten plain-language questions about where you will wear it and what you already like to smell. A documented deterministic scorer turns your answers into three primary matches plus three alternates, each with a full factor breakdown.

  2. 02

    Passport

    Save your answers as a private Scent Passport on your own account. It stores fixed-choice answers plus derived families and balance. Your optional free-text note never leaves this browser.

  3. 03

    Taste Learning

    Mark a match Interested, Own it or Not for me and signed-in results shift within a small bounded range. Tried it stays neutral and changes nothing. Your Passport still dominates the score and your avoids stay absolute.

  4. 04

    Wardrobe

    Every fragrance you have marked collects in one private library, grouped by signal. When a saved Passport exists, each card shows its deterministic fit against that Passport rather than a decorative rating.

  5. 05

    Scout

    Already know the name? Search the curated catalog directly, tolerate a typo or two and open the full record with notes, character, use cases plus neutral retailer searches.

  6. 06

    Live Prices

    Ask for a price check and Scout reads the current Google Shopping result set for that exact product and size. US shipping is included only when a seller states it. Tax is excluded. This is a snapshot of one result set, not a sweep of the entire internet.

What you get when you save

The real interface, not a mockup

Signed out, these panels show the structure with honest empty labels. Nothing here is invented.

Passport

Dominant families

Checking your account

Wardrobe

Your saved signals

Checking your account

Personalized fit

Top saved match

Checking your account

Person standing under teal and red neon signage at night.02 · After dark
Panagiotis Falcos / Unsplash · Editorial, not a product.
Halved orange lit warmly against a shadowed backdrop.03 · Ingredients
Mary Skrynnikova / Unsplash · Editorial, not a product.
Person lit by red and blue nightlife light.04 · Character
Jahanzeb Ahsan / Unsplash · Editorial, not a product.

Method: how it works

A deterministic scorer. No black box.

01

Plain-language questions

Fresh laundry, cut grass, coffee: everyday reference points instead of perfumer jargon. Ten steps, about three minutes.

02

A weighted scorer

Seven scored fields sum to a fit score out of 100. You see which factors each result earned points on. No mystery percentage.

03

Curated, not exhaustive

150 fragrances across 68 houses. Growing carefully: not a database dump, and honestly labeled.

From the catalog · sample

A first taste

See all 150 →

Ready when you are

Stop guessing. Start with ten questions.

About three minutes. You can go back and change any answer. Your answers stay in this browser until you choose to save a Passport.

Take the quiz →Scout a fragrance →