Three instruments, one method.

Each is built on the Flavour Compass: sixteen characters, every reading carrying the words that produced it. The status on each is one of three words, and each is true today.

DramFinder

Flavour-matched whisky discovery for venues.

In development — one venue live.

A guest scans a QR code, taps the flavours they want on the compass, and is matched to bottles that venue pours — with an honest score and the reason.

DramFinder →

Overtone

A flavour profile, heard instead of read.

Built — a research instrument, not a product.

Every whisky has a sound. A character is a note, how much of it there is decides how hard that note is struck, and two bottles played together beat at exactly their difference.

Overtone →

Constillation

A collection as a map rather than a list.

Built — not yet offered as a product.

Every bottle a point, near the bottles it tastes like, positioned by nothing but its reading. Where the sky is dark, nothing has been tasted there.

Constillation →