Cigar Roller

Organize your humidor, track aging durations, and maintain a detailed tasting journal. Cigar Roller is a personal digital companion designed for collectors and enthusiasts to structure inventory records, log unique flavor profiles, and analyze how characteristics evolve over time.

Core Features & Mechanics:
Detailed Inventory Registry: Create comprehensive tracking cards for every item in your humidor. Input essential baseline details including Name, Brand, and product Line.

Origin & Composition Logs: Record precise manufacturing backgrounds by documenting the production Factory, Country of origin, and the specific Production year. Detail the structural composition of your collection, including Wrapper and Binder leaf varieties.

Humidor Environment & Status Tracking: Monitor storage conditions by logging local Humidity (%) and active Quantity counts alongside the Purchase date. Manage item lifecycles systematically across dedicated maturity stages: Aging, Opened, and Finished.

Strength & Flavor Profile Matrix: Classify items by structural Strength (Mild, Mild-Medium, Medium). Utilize a rich palette of predefined flavor tags to accurately map tasting notes, including Cedar, Leather, Cocoa, Coffee, Pepper, Earth, Cream, Spice, Nuts, Wood, Floral, Sweet, Citrus, Honey, Caramel, Tobacco, Hay, Vanilla, Cinnamon, and Mineral.

Tasting Timeline & Smart Insights: Build a chronological log of your tasting experiences. Compare notes across different years to visualize how long-term aging alters flavor balance. Receive personalized recommendations grouping your collection into similar flavor categories, such as Cocoa and coffee or Pepper and spice.

Preferences & Reminders:
Aging Reminders: Toggle the Aging reminders switch inside the settings panel to receive automated notifications for checking items undergoing extended cellaring.

Localized Data Privacy: All of your humidor readings, custom ratings, and private notes are handled and saved directly on your local device storage for secure offline access anytime.