Bring your whole cellar over in a few minutes, drinking windows included.
CellarTracker is thorough, but many collectors find the interface dated and data entry slow. Good news: CellarTracker exports a clean CSV, and Caviste reads it directly, including the drinking windows you already set. Import is free for everyone, so you can try Caviste without leaving anything behind.
On the CellarTracker website, open Cellar → Download your data and export your inventory as a CSV (or tab-delimited) file. You get one row per bottle, with producer, vintage, quantity, location and your drinking window.
In the app, open Settings → Import a cellar, pick your CSV file, and review the preview. Caviste matches the columns automatically; you confirm, and every bottle lands at once.
| CellarTracker column | Becomes in Caviste |
|---|---|
| Producer | Estate |
| Designation / Vineyard | Cuvée |
| Varietal / MasterVarietal | Grape varieties |
| Type / Color | Colour (red, white, rosé…) |
| Vintage | Vintage |
| Quantity | Quantity |
| Price | Purchase price |
| BeginConsume / EndConsume | Drinking window |
| Location / Bin | Storage location |
Anything Caviste can't match stays editable after import. You can also download an example file to see the expected format.
Import is free, for everyone. During your 7-day trial you can import your entire cellar, however large. Afterwards the free plan keeps all your bottles readable but caps new additions at 30 sheets; Premium (2.99 €/month or 24.99 €/year) removes the limit.
Caviste also exports your cellar back to CSV whenever you want. Your data stays yours: that is the whole point. See how Caviste compares to Oeni, Viniou and Vivino.
You don't have to import at all. Photograph a label and Caviste's AI fills in the estate, vintage, appellation and grapes on its own, then attaches a drinking window, even for small growers and foreign wines. Discover Caviste.