A dark walnut fragrance archive illuminated by warm shelf lighting

Fragrance intelligenceIndependent · source-aware

Decode what the bottle
can—and cannot—
tell you.

A private evidence house for inspecting batch codes, reading documented fragrance records, and understanding your own scent history.

23physical-inspection guides

11official-source scent records

2026.08.24current catalog edition

Localjournal and wardrobe privacy

The houseFour distinct rooms

One standard.
Different questions.

Every room separates what is documented, what is interpreted, and what belongs only to you.

The methodA visible hierarchy

Proof has a hierarchy.
So should the interface.

FragranceDecode never blends a brand statement, an editorial classification, and a personal impression into one unexplained score.

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  1. 01 / documented

    What the source supports

    Identity, concentration, notes, perfumer, release year, and batch-format rules appear only with a dated evidence trail.

  2. 02 / interpreted

    What the house derives

    Accords, market segments, seasons, hours, and occasions are visibly labeled editorial—not quietly presented as brand claims.

  3. 03 / personal

    What only you can know

    Ratings, wear memories, shelf status, and preference traces stay in the browser and remain exportable or erasable.

The archiveEdition 2026.08.24

Records with receipts.

A deliberately small catalog where every published factual field must survive the source audit.

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Yves Saint Laurent

Libre Eau de Parfum

lavender · orange blossom · musk · vanilla

1 official source

The private vaultLocal by design

Your collection is not our inventory.

Journal entries, ratings, and shelf status stay in browser storage. FragranceDecode cannot inspect, sell, or recover them. Export a complete copy—or erase it from the journal.

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Reference library

Learn the language before believing the label.