Cork & Note

Cork & Note · Early access

Loved the wine?
Keep the memory.

Your wines, your notes, your kind of discovery. Be among the first to try your personal wine journal and AI sommelier.

Get early access

Android & iPhone · US adults 21+ · Free journal

A place for the wines you love.

Save the name, your rating, and a few words about what you liked. Explore nearby wineries and bring your questions to an AI sommelier that uses your tasting notes.

We’re inviting a small group to try Cork & Note before public launch. Use it on several days, tell us what helped, and share anything that felt confusing.

Be part of the first pour.

Request a place on the early-access list, or choose launch news for your phone. Installation is by invitation; we’ll email the steps when access is ready. There is no download at signup.

Need a hand? cork_and_note@yahoo.com

What happens next?

Android: we’ll email your invitation and Google Play installation instructions when your place is ready. Joining the website list does not enroll you in the closed test. We’ll ask you to stay opted in for at least 14 consecutive days and share feedback.

iPhone: we’ll email an invitation to install through Apple’s TestFlight when your place is ready. You can explore the beta and send feedback before the App Store release.

Prefer to wait? Choose launch news above. We’ll contact you when the public app is available for your phone.

Your journal is free. Pro is optional.

Early access does not require a subscription. The free journal includes limited AI use; Pro adds more tools and guidance.

On Android, optional Pro purchases may be available through Google Play once billing is ready. Any real purchase shows its price and renewal terms before you confirm.

In the iPhone TestFlight beta, purchases are free test transactions. They do not charge you or become paid subscriptions. Paid iPhone subscriptions will be available through the public App Store version after launch.

Help shape what comes next.

Use Profile → Feedback in the app, or email us. Tell us what was useful, what was confusing, and what you’d like to see. No wine expertise or public review required.