Humidor Archive

Your collection, kept properly.

A private journal for cigar collectors — every stick across every humidor catalogued in dated batches, every smoke rated on a structured 100-point scale, and the numbers behind your collection finally where you can see them. Built by a collector, for collectors.

Catalog card

Padrón

1964 Anniversary Exclusivo Maduro

5.5″ × 50 · Strength: Full

Wrapper: Nicaraguan
Binder: Nicaragua
Filler: Nicaragua

Nicaraguan puro

10,132 cigars catalogued · 9,930 New World · 202 Cuban · 240 brands · Curated by hand — no duplicates

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What it does

Catalogue

Every stick across all your named humidors — and the trays and drawers inside them — kept in dated batches. Set a rest target for a batch and a READY stamp tells you when it's time.

100/100

Rate

Rate every smoke on a 100-point scale — the house rubric (flavor 40, construction 25, balance & finish 20, overall 15), one simple score out of 100, or a scorecard you build yourself.

See the numbers

By the Numbers: wrappers, puros, deepest holdings, longest rests — plus what you paid against what it's worth, and your best smokes ranked by score per dollar.

Follow the collectors you smoke with, see each other's humidors if you choose, and gift a stick to a friend — private by default, always.

Crews — smoke together

Start a crew

Name a crew and invite the people you smoke with — the owner runs the room: invites, removals, renames. Keep it private and unlisted, or make it public so members can find it in the crew directory and join.

A room of your own

Every crew gets its own stream for the smokes and journal entries members choose to share there, plus cigar-night events with RSVPs — and a “what I'm bringing” pick from your own humidor.

Split the box

A shared Want to Try list for the whole crew: add a catalog cigar, tap “I'm in,” and see who's in for the split before anyone orders.

Public or private, what's inside a crew — stream, events, and lists — stays members-only. Prices never travel.

Ready when you are

Ready-to-Smoke

Give a batch a rest target — or set one default for everything you buy — and the Archive stamps it READY the day it gets there. Sort ready-first and tonight's shortlist writes itself.

Want to Try

Save any catalog cigar to your Want to Try shelf as you browse. The day it lands in your humidor, it crosses itself off.

Bring your spreadsheet

Import a CSV and most rows match themselves against the catalog — no retyping a collection you already built. Export everything back out whenever you like.

The premium upgrade

Point your phone at the band. A photo of any band is read and matched against the catalog for you to confirm — nothing is ever added without your say. And two AI assistants go to work on your own data: Insights picks tonight's smoke from your humidor and journal, and Discover finds your next try in the catalog — a cigar you don't own yet.

Photo search and the AI assistants are the premium tools, rolling out in beta. Your photos are read in the moment and never stored.

How the catalog works

The catalog is curated by hand — built from manufacturer data first, so what you see is the cigar as it is actually made, not a scrape of a scrape.

Can't find a stick? Members can request a cigar or report an error on any entry, and every request is reviewed by a person before it joins the catalog. That's how it stays clean — and duplicate-free — for everyone. And it's no black box: add any detail that helps us find it, then follow your request in My Requests as it moves — Pending, In review, Added to the catalog — with a note from the reviewer if we need a little more from you.

Already keep your collection in a spreadsheet? Bring it in with a CSV import instead of retyping it — and your data stays yours: export your humidor and journal anytime.

The catalog covers both worlds: New World cigars, and Cuban cigars — 202 of them across 27 Habanos brands, checked line by line against Habanos' own official size lists. Cuban entries support box-code tracking in your humidor: record the factory code and box date stamped on the box, the way Cuban collectors keep them.

Free to start

Your humidor and your tasting journal start free — every stick in one humidor, every smoke rated, no card and no catch. Paid plans open the rest of the house: more humidors, full filtering and the complete By the Numbers, and the premium scanner and AI assistants.

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