Ask your collection
Ask what to wear, compare two owned scents, find a gap, or rediscover a bottle.
Orrique uses on-device intelligence in a few focused places. Some features write an editable draft from your collection or diary. Others use local matching and do not need Apple Intelligence. Read Bottle reads a label on your device, then can use public catalog or web information to help identify the fragrance.
Ask your collection
Ask what to wear, compare two owned scents, find a gap, or rediscover a bottle.
Get a written read
Find the scent profile, review and recap drafts, Wear Coach, Scent Librarian, and other written reads.
Add a bottle by photo
Photograph a bottle or box and review the details Orrique finds before saving.
Get local recommendations
Scent Twin matches catalog fragrances to your taste without Apple Intelligence.
| Feature path | Where it works | Apple Intelligence |
|---|---|---|
| Ask Orrique manual shelf advisor | iPhone, iPad, and Mac | Not required |
| Ask Orrique checked rewrite | Supported iPhone, iPad, and Mac on iOS 26, iPadOS 26, or macOS 26 | Required |
| Structured written reads | Supported iPhone, iPad, and Mac on iOS 27, iPadOS 27, or macOS 27 when that path is enabled | Required |
| Scent Twin | iPhone, iPad, and Mac | Not required |
| Read Bottle label reading | iPhone and iPad | Not required |
| Read Bottle smart cleanup | Supported iPhone and iPad | Required |
| Visual Intelligence search | Supported iPhone and iPad | Required by the system camera feature |
Written reads can also wait until you have enough collection or diary evidence to produce a grounded result. Read Bottle may use public catalog or web information to fill gaps in public fragrance facts, but you review the draft before saving.
See Device Support for the broader platform matrix and Visual Intelligence Search for the camera search workflow.
For the complete plan comparison, see Free vs Pro.
Ask Orrique answers questions about your own shelf and diary. It keeps answers tied to real bottles, wears, containers, and verified catalog information. The focused guide covers supported questions, proof cards, follow-ups, free use, and fallbacks.
Your Scent Profile is a Pro written read of patterns in what you own and wear. It appears in the Scent Atlas Map lens once you have enough grounded data. It is one of several features covered in AI Written Reads.
Scent Twin ranks catalog fragrances that fit the notes, accords, families, and feedback in your collection. It runs locally, is free, and does not need Apple Intelligence. See Discover and Dupes.
Draft a review creates an editable first-person draft from your own logged experience with a fragrance. See AI Written Reads.
The Diary recap creates an editable summary of your recent wears. See AI Written Reads.
Wear Coach can add a short grounded reason to Today’s pick. If a draft contains internal formatting, raw source rows, or anything that cannot be grounded, Orrique discards it and keeps the plain reason. See AI Written Reads.
Scent Librarian gives a short written read of one shelf. See AI Written Reads.
Read Bottle photographs a label, extracts text, and prefills an Add Fragrance draft for you to check. See Read Bottle.
Note artwork is curated visual content supplied with Orrique. It is not generated from your diary or collection on demand. See Notes and the Note Glossary.
Standard bottle background removal uses Apple’s on-device Vision tools and works without an extra Orrique download. Device Storage offers an optional enhanced model of about 42 MB for cleaner bottle edges.
Orrique accepts only the verified model asset pinned into the installed app. It checks the exact CloudKit record, version, size, and archive fingerprint before preparing the model. A failed download or verification leaves standard removal ready. It also keeps an already verified installation instead of replacing it with a failed update.
Older compiled model caches do not include the required verification receipt. Orrique discards those caches after this update, so you may need to download the enhanced model once again from Device Storage. Standard removal remains available throughout.
Apple Intelligence, Foundation Models, Natural Language embeddings, Vision, and OCR can use assets managed by the operating system. They are not counted as Orrique rebuildable downloads. See Device Storage and Offline Use.
Orrique checks generated names, notes, counts, comparisons, claims, and internal formatting against the source data and visible shape expected for the draft. A result that cannot be grounded or still contains private prompt structure is withheld or replaced by a manual fallback. Your private diary, wear, note, and price data is not sent out for written reads.
App Lock protects access to the app, but it does not change how these features process data. See Privacy and App Lock.
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See Troubleshooting if it still does not appear.