Containers and Stock
A fragrance can have several physical containers. Track each bottle, sample, decant, or tester separately so Orrique knows what is on hand, what it cost, and what may be running low.
Add a container
Section titled “Add a container”- Open a fragrance in Collection.
- Find Your journey and tap Add a container.
- Choose Bottle, Decant, Sample, or Tester.
- Add size, price, total sprays, and location when useful.
- Leave the state as Have it, or choose Used up or Let go.
- Save the container.
Tap an existing container in Your journey to edit it or remove that specific container.
What each field does
Section titled “What each field does”- Type identifies the physical format.
- Size records milliliters, including decimal sizes.
- Price contributes to spending and cost-per-wear insights.
- Total sprays enables the remaining-fill estimate.
- Where it lives records a shelf or free-form location.
- State tells Orrique whether the container is still on hand.
Container states
Section titled “Container states”| State | Meaning | Counts as on hand |
|---|---|---|
| Have it | You currently keep this container | Yes |
| Used up | You finished it | No |
| Let go | You sold, gave away, or no longer keep it | No |
Used-up and let-go containers remain in the journey history. Removing a container deletes that record instead.
How containers affect fragrance status
Section titled “How containers affect fragrance status”| Current record | Fragrance status |
|---|---|
| A full bottle on hand | Owned |
| Only a sample, decant, or tester on hand | Trials |
| Containers exist, but all are used up or let go | Empty |
| No container, but at least one wear exists | Tried |
| No container and saved for later | Wishlist |
You can set a status directly while no held container exists. Once a held container exists, container state takes priority.
Track remaining sprays
Section titled “Track remaining sprays”If you enter total sprays, a fill gauge estimates what remains. Each logged wear subtracts the sprays-per-wear value from an eligible tracked container. Orrique uses the held tracked container with the fewest sprays remaining first.
When a tracked container reaches zero, it becomes Used up automatically. Containers without a spray count are never decremented.
Running low has two meanings
Section titled “Running low has two meanings”Container and shelf alerts use different rules:
- A tracked container is running low when at least 80 percent of its sprays have been used.
- The Low stock shelf filter uses the remaining-percentage threshold chosen in Settings. Its default is 15 percent remaining.
The first rule powers finish-the-bottle suggestions. The second lets you choose how early a shelf inventory view should warn you.
Prices and value
Section titled “Prices and value”Each container can have its own price. A sample, decant, tester, and later bottle can all contribute to the same fragrance’s cost-per-wear and spending history.
Turning on Hide Prices removes those amounts from Collection, the Scent Atlas Value lens, and applicable share cards. It does not delete the saved prices.
Finish the bottle
Section titled “Finish the bottle”Add the Finish the bottle card to Today to surface:
- held tracked containers that are at least 80 percent used
- owned scents that have not been worn in about two months and have little overall use
Tap a result to open the fragrance, log a wear, or mark the near-empty container Used up.
Fix an incorrect amount
Section titled “Fix an incorrect amount”Open the container and correct its total sprays or state. If wear logs used the wrong sprays-per-wear value, update future tracking from the relevant settings or logging flow. Existing diary entries remain part of your history.
See Your Collection for fragrance management and Scent Atlas and Insights for value insights.