Scent Atlas and Insights

Scent Atlas turns your collection and Diary into a picture of what you own, wear, value, and may want to explore next.

In short

The Atlas becomes more useful as you add complete scent details and log wears. Cards stay quiet until there is enough evidence for them.

Choose a lens

Open Scent Atlas, then tap or swipe between its lenses.

Wheel

Collection size, wear cadence, scent fingerprint, family mix, leading notes, perfumers, gaps, and matching catalog ideas.

Year

A day by day heatmap of your wears, quick totals, busiest month, and weekly wearing rhythm.

Map

Your fragrances positioned in scent space, with connections for shared note evidence and an accessible searchable list.

Value

Cost per wear, spending, trial conversion, dupe savings, performance, and rotation health. Pro

Wheel lens

Wheel is the broad taste overview. Its charts show what you reach for, not just what the catalog says. Family and note patterns use your saved scent details and become stronger when wears add personal evidence.

Choose a family or perfumer bar to reveal the matching fragrances. Choose it again to clear the selection. The collection fingerprint respects Reduce Motion.

The Gap Finder appears after there are enough wearable fragrances to evaluate. Plain gap rows name undercovered use cases and describe what kind of scent could fill them without inventing a specific product. Pro can add a checked on-device written summary when the required Apple Intelligence path is available.

Catalog recommendations appear only when enough complete profiles can support useful matches. They exclude scents you already own and link into the normal Add Fragrance review flow.

Year lens

Each heatmap square represents one day and uses the main family worn that day. Empty days remain faint. Quick stats summarize days worn, total wears, and the busiest month.

The rhythm chart groups wears by week. Choose a bar to reveal the fragrances from that week. VoiceOver names the dates, wear counts, and dominant family rather than relying on color alone.

Map lens

Map positions each fragrance by its supplied scent character. Dot size reflects wear count, and subtle connections identify shared notes.

1. Choose a dot to reveal its name, character, and wear count.
2. Choose its label or the dot again to open the fragrance.
3. Use Browse fragrance list when spatial selection is not convenient.

The searchable list exposes the same fragrances and facts through standard rows for VoiceOver, Voice Control, Switch Control, and keyboard use.

Pro members can also receive a saved Scent Profile on supported Apple Intelligence devices. The existing checked profile stays visible while a refresh prepares. See AI Written Reads.

Value lens: cost per wear and spending

Pro

Value uses prices saved on fragrances or containers and wears from the Diary. It can show:

• Best value and cost per wear after enough wears.
• Current collection and Wishlist value.
• Tracked container use and money resting on the shelf.
• Trial conversion from samples, decants, testers, and journey decisions.
• Savings for scents you marked as dupes.
• Performance patterns and rotation health.

Container prices can contribute whether the item is a bottle, sample, decant, or tester. Let go containers do not count as current collection value.

Turning on Hide Prices in Settings removes the Value lens rather than exposing blank price cards.

Compare scents

Pro

Compare lines up two or three collection scents. It overlays their fingerprints and shows supplied notes, ratings, value, and performance evidence side by side.

Open Compare from the Atlas toolbar, a fragrance page, or Discover. Choose two or three scents, then change the selection whenever you want another view.

Scent Wrapped

Scent Wrapped turns the selected year into a set of pages based on your own journal, such as wear cadence, top scent, family mix, year heatmap, and value when prices exist. The final page can open Share Studio with the available highlights.

It appears once the collection has enough to show. Content can become richer as you continue logging during the year.

Your Scent Portrait

Your Scent Portrait gives the collection fingerprint a plain language name and three short observations. It uses what you own and what you wear, so it changes with the journal. The portrait and share card are free.

Pro can add an on-device direction to explore next when the required Apple Intelligence path is available. Tap the small ? action in the portrait header when you want it. Opening the portrait does not start writing automatically. Generated wording is checked against the supplied collection and Diary evidence.

Scope, devices, and sync

• Wheel, Year, Map, Scent Wrapped, the plain Gap Finder, and Scent Portrait are free.
• Value, Compare, time or season scope, Scent Profile, and written Atlas expansions need Pro.
• Atlas works on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, but not in the Apple Watch app.
• Collection and Diary changes update the charts. With iCloud Sync on, the underlying journal follows your devices after sync completes.
• On-device written profile text can be prepared separately on each supported device.

Related guides

CollectionComplete the fragrance details that give the Atlas useful evidence.

The DiaryLog wears, ratings, mood, and performance for personal patterns.

Discover and DupesExplore recommendations, comparisons, and community dupe evidence.

AI Written ReadsUnderstand Scent Profile and written Gap Finder requirements.