Bottle Bin Map

Bottle Bin Map is an offline-first home wine rack map for household collectors who keep bottles in one named physical rack at a time. Cold start opens a fullscreen cellar-oak rack-grid: fixed rows and columns of bin cells that mirror the rack in your home. Occupied cells show a short neck label (producer or cuvée) and a quiet style tint—red, white, sparkling, rosé, or fortified—so you can read the whole face at a glance. Empty cells stay as open slots, ready for the next bottle. A drink-soon strip stays pinned across the top, sorted by drink-by urgency. Tap any item to jump straight to that bin. When a drink-from window is open or a drink-by date is closing, you see it without leaving the map. Tap a bin for the bottle card: producer or cuvée, vintage year, purchase note, drink-from and drink-by dates, and wine style tag. Add or edit a bottle into a chosen bin with a typed form. Move a bottle to another empty bin with the bin-picker sheet. Mark a bottle drunk to archive it with the date cleared and free the cell on the live rack face. Name the rack, set row and column counts, and add optional shelf labels for tall racks. Search and filter the active rack by name, vintage, style, or drink-soon only. A seeded demo rack (sample 4×5 cellar) greets first launch so the grid and drink-soon strip already feel alive. Local on-device data only. Not a shop, not a ratings community, and not a bulk cask cellar ledger—just the rack you stand in front of, the bottles where they sit, and honest drink windows so you know what to open next.