InVintory vs Oeni: Features and Pricing Compared

InVintory and Oeni both offer a 3D cellar, an AI assistant, label scanning and drink window tracking, so the choice comes down to price, platforms, database depth and how closely you want to model your physical storage. Oeni Plus costs less per year, and InVintory goes deeper on custom 3D cellars, sensors and import.

Oeni's figures below come from its own comparison page dated 2 June 2026 and its App Store listing. InVintory's come from its pricing page. All were checked on 5 November 2026, and prices change.

How much does Oeni cost?

How much does Oeni Plus cost?

Oeni's own site lists Oeni Plus at €4.99 a month or €59.99 a year, with a 30 day free trial. Oeni says the app itself is freemium, with basic features free.

The price you pay depends on where you subscribe. Oeni's US App Store listing shows in-app purchase options from $34.99 to $89.99, and Oeni's older pages have shown different amounts, so confirm the price shown in the app before you subscribe.

How much does InVintory cost?

InVintory is free for unlimited bottles. Premium is $149.99 USD a year, billed in CAD for Canadian users, and Elite is quoted individually. VinLocate, Vincent and collection value tracking are on Premium, as listed on InVintory's pricing page. For how the plans compare, see free vs Premium vs Elite.

A quick overview of each app

What is Oeni?

Oeni is a French wine cellar app available on iOS, Android and the web. Its own comparison page lists a database of more than 400,000 wines, label scanning, an AI sommelier, more than 5,400 food and wine pairings, financial value tracking, maturity alerts, a 3D cellar and 15 languages.

What is InVintory?

InVintory is a wine collection app for iOS, Android and the web, built around VinLocate, a 3D map of your cellar or fridge, and Vincent, an AI sommelier that works from your own collection. Its sommelier-managed database covers over 2 million wines, and the app is available in nine languages.

How do InVintory and Oeni compare?

Wine database

InVintory's database covers over 2 million wines and Oeni's covers more than 400,000, according to each app's own pages. A larger database matters most if you collect smaller producers, rare appellations or older vintages.

Winner: InVintory on database size.

3D cellar

Both apps offer a 3D cellar that shows where each bottle is stored. Oeni says its 3D cellar reflects the layout of your physical cellar, and InVintory's VinLocate lets you map racks, bins and fridges, with fridge templates for common setups. On Elite, InVintory adds a custom 3D cellar build for larger collections. For the setup steps, see how to map racks, bins and fridges.

Winner: InVintory for custom modeling of a large cellar. For a smaller cellar, both do the job.

AI recommendations

Oeni's AI sommelier recommends what to open from your cellar based on pairings, aging phases and market value, and lets you refine by occasion. InVintory's Vincent also works from your own bottles, and can add, update and remove bottles through conversation. For what Vincent does, see Vincent's features.

Winner: InVintory if you want to manage the collection by chat. Oeni's listing describes recommendations, not bottle management by conversation.

Drink windows

Oeni tracks aging phases and a peak date for each bottle and sends maturity alerts. InVintory tracks drink windows on every plan and surfaces bottles ready to drink with its Ready to Drink feature. See how Ready to Drink works.

Winner: a tie. Both track windows, and which one fits depends on whether you prefer alerts or a home screen list.

Food and wine pairing

Oeni lists more than 5,400 food and wine pairings on its own comparison page. InVintory's pairing runs through Vincent, which suggests what to serve from your own bottles. For more, see wine and food pairings.

Winner: a tie. Oeni publishes a larger pairing count, and InVintory's approach is also effective because Vincent pairs from the wines you already own and takes your stated tastes into account.

Import and migration

InVintory says it supports import from CellarTracker, Vivino and spreadsheets. Oeni's own page lists Excel import and says there is no direct import between Oeni and InVintory, so you export from one and adapt the file for the other. For large collections, see how to import a thousand bottles fast.

Winner: InVintory for direct import from other apps.

Platforms and languages

Both apps run on iOS, Android and the web. InVintory supports nine languages: German, Spanish, French, English, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, Portuguese and Simplified Chinese. Oeni lists 15 on its own comparison page, adding Danish, Finnish, Greek, Hungarian, Norwegian, Swedish and Traditional Chinese, and its list does not include Japanese.

Winner: a tie. Both cover the languages of the main European wine regions, and each supports languages the other does not.

Hardware and sensors

InVintory's Elite plan integrates with Govee temperature and humidity sensors. The pages we checked do not list sensor integration for Oeni.

Winner: InVintory on sensors.

Who should choose which app?

Who should choose Oeni?

Choose Oeni if you want a lower annual price, an interface in Danish, Finnish, Greek, Hungarian, Norwegian, Swedish or Traditional Chinese, a larger published pairing list and a free trial of the paid plan. It suits collectors who care about pairings and financial tracking more than custom cellar modeling.

Who should choose InVintory?

Choose InVintory if you want a larger sommelier-managed database, a custom 3D cellar on Elite, Govee sensor integration, direct import from CellarTracker or Vivino, and an assistant that can manage your collection by conversation.

Frequently asked questions

Is InVintory better than Oeni?

It depends on what you prioritize. Oeni Plus costs less per year, while InVintory goes deeper on database size, custom cellar modeling, sensors and import. Both track drink windows and offer AI pairing suggestions in their own ways.

Does Oeni have a 3D cellar?

Yes. Oeni's own pages describe a 3D cellar that reflects the layout of your physical cellar.

Can I import from CellarTracker into Oeni?

Oeni's own comparison page lists Excel import and does not list a direct CellarTracker import. InVintory says it imports from CellarTracker, Vivino and spreadsheets.

Does InVintory have a free tier?

Yes. InVintory is free for unlimited bottles, with drink windows, food pairings and CSV export. Premium and Elite add VinLocate, Vincent, collection value tracking and more. See the pricing page.

For how Oeni compares with another cellar app, see Oeni vs CellarTracker. For the wider field, see Best Wine Apps in 2026.

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