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At least 6 characters — longer is better, and use one you don't reuse elsewhere.

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The Catalog

Browse all cigars — find yours, then tap Add to my humidor. Curated by hand and kept clean by our team. The catalog currently covers non-Cuban cigars; Cuban cigars are planned for a later phase.

Puro — all the tobacco from one country · Vitola — the size and shape · Wrapper — the outer leaf you see. Can't find a stick? Log in to request it, or add it as a private custom cigar in your own humidor.

Can't find it?

Two ways to fix that: request it for the shared catalog with the form on this page — our team reviews every request and adds entries by hand — or add it as a private custom cigar in My Humidor, just for you.

My Humidor

Your sticks, kept in batches by the date they went in — so each batch ages on its own clock.

People: find members, follow them, visit public humidors. Prices are always private — nobody can ever see what another member paid.

Keep more than one humidor — a desktop, a tupperdor, a travel case — and name the spots inside each one (top tray, bottom drawer…). No limit on how many you can have.

Import from a spreadsheet

Already keeping your collection in a spreadsheet? Bring it in. The file is read right here in your browser — nothing is uploaded anywhere — and nothing is added until you review the matches. Rows we can identify with confidence are matched to the catalog; anything less than certain is yours to decide, and rows that match a batch you already have (same cigar, same date) top that batch up, exactly like adding by hand.

Everything lands in the humidor above — unless your file has its own Humidor / Location columns and you map them, in which case the file's names win (humidors and locations named in the file are created for you if you don't have them yet).

Tasting Journal

Rate what you smoked your way: the house 100-point scorecard, a scorecard of your own, or one simple score out of 100.

AI Insights

What should you smoke tonight — and what should you try next? AI Insights reads your humidor and your journal — what you own, how long it's rested, what you scored it — picks from your own shelves, and finds new cigars in the catalog matched to your palate. Here's the shape of it:

SAMPLE
Tonight: your highest-rated rested cigar

“You scored its line 94 and marked it a rebuy — and this batch has been resting past its target.” A sample — real picks are generated from your actual collection.

SAMPLE
Try next: something new that fits your palate

“Your journal loves Nicaraguan Corojo in the 90s — here's a catalog cigar you don't own and haven't smoked yet, from a blender you rate highly.” A sample — real discovery picks come from the live catalog and your actual journal; cigars you own or have already journaled are never suggested.

Scanner tier — $9.99/mo

AI Insights — tonight's picks and catalog discovery alike — comes with the Scanner tier, alongside Add by photo (300 band scans a month). It opens when paid plans launch; until then it's enabled on selected accounts only.

Rate a smoke

Pick a cigar from your humidor with “Smoke one”, or choose one here.

House scorecard: flavor 40, construction 25, balance & finish 20, overall 15. Simple score: one number out of 100, no breakdown. My scorecard: your own categories and points — build one under “My scorecards” below.

“My followers” puts this entry in your followers' feeds — score and notes, never prices. You can change it on the entry at any time.

Total: 0 / 100

My scorecards

Your own way to score a cigar: name the categories, give each a share of the 100 points. Scorecards are yours alone — nobody else can see or use them — and an entry scored with one keeps its own copy of the breakdown, so editing or deleting a scorecard later never rewrites history.

New scorecard

Points so far: 0 / 100

Top Rated (90+)

Past entries

People

The lounge, not the ledger — see what fellow collectors are resting, never what they paid.

Find other members by username, follow them, and — when they've made their humidor public — see what's resting in it. Prices are always private: nobody can ever see what another member paid.

Your Feed

Activity from the members you follow — journal entries and humidor additions they chose to share with their followers. Nothing appears here unless its owner shared it, and prices never appear in a feed.

Your sharing is off by default

Every journal entry and humidor addition starts as “Just me.” You choose per item — on the journal form, in the add panel, or later from the item itself — and you can flip anything back to private at any time; it leaves every feed immediately. You can also set your starting defaults in My Account.

By the Numbers

Fun stats about your collection — wrappers, puros, ratings, and what has rested longest.

By wrapper

Puros

Rating bands

Score per dollar & rebuy

What your scores say about your money. Points per dollar is your journal score divided by what the stick cost you — computed only from entries that carry a recorded price. Entries without a price are left out, never guessed. Private, like all your prices.

Rebuy / don't rebuy

Value history

Deepest holdings

By humidor

Longest rested

Handed off — gifts & trades

Sticks that left your humidor as a gift or a trade, and what they cost you. Private — only you can ever see this log.

Member gifts

Cigars sent to and received from other members. A sent gift shows Waiting until the other member accepts or declines it; gifts sent to you are accepted or declined from the “Gifts waiting” card in My Humidor.

Your data, yours to take

Download a backup copy of your full humidor inventory and tasting journal, any time. Nothing is shared — the file is yours alone.


Want to Try

Cigars you want to try but haven't yet — saved from “What should I try next?” picks and from the Catalog, so a good idea never disappears when you click away. The list is yours alone; nobody else can see it. Once a cigar lands in your humidor, it clears off this list on its own.