
Ask questions. Run calculations. Track fermentations. Create work orders. Winemaker AI puts an intelligent cellar assistant in your pocket.
Winemaking is part science, part art—and a whole lot to remember.
Calculations. Lab results. Protocols. Fermentations. Additions. Work orders. Notes. Spreadsheets. And usually, the information you need is somewhere other than where you are.
We built Winemaker AI to change that.
One intelligent assistant that knows winemaking, knows your winery, remembers what's happening in your cellar, and gives you the information you need—when you need it.
Less searching. Less calculating. Less second-guessing. More winemaking.
Your hands are covered in grapes. You shouldn't need a keyboard.
Talk naturally to Winemaker AI from your phone or tablet. Ask questions, enter measurements, retrieve protocols, calculate additions, log results, and create work orders using your voice.
Ask winemaking questions based on trusted industry knowledge plus your winery's own SOPs and protocols.
Yeast, Go-Ferm, nutrients, SO₂, water and acid adjustments calculated from your actual lot size and chemistry. Calculations use deterministic formulas rather than asking an AI model to “do the math.”
Track Brix, temperature, pH, TA and fermentation progress. See the history of every lot and get alerts when something needs attention.
Tell the AI what needs to happen and have it create cellar work orders for inoculation, nutrient additions, punchdowns, pumpovers, racking, pressing, SO₂ additions and more.
Log and track pH, TA, VA, free and total SO₂, YAN, malic acid, alcohol and other measurements — with warnings when results fall outside your targets.
Upload your own SOPs, spreadsheets and protocols. Winemaker AI can distinguish between your winery's practices and general industry guidance.
Generic AI knows winemaking. Winemaker AI learns how you make wine.
During onboarding, wineries establish their own targets, protocols and SOPs — SO₂ targets, preferred yeasts, nutrient protocols, cold-soak procedures, fermentation practices and other house standards.
SO₂ at 40 ppm (10% solution), roughly 12 hours after crush.
Typical industry range for red must at this pH is 30–50 ppm.
That transparency is visible throughout the app.
It isn't merely “ChatGPT for wine” — it keeps the operational context of every lot.
Each winery gets its own private workspace. Invite your team with roles for winemakers, cellar staff, vineyard staff, admins and read-only users — everyone sees what they need, and nothing leaves your winery.
Future integrations and capabilities are planned around inventory, barrels, vineyards, case goods, compliance and the winery systems you already use.
Winemaker AI is currently in development. Join the early-access list to be among the first wineries to try it.