The atlas, public map, browser-local Personal SmellBook and applied Fragrance & Spaces tools are live. Labs experiments are public but remain RESEARCH.
SmellBook is deliberately staged. Personalization is live only in the visitor’s browser; accounts, cloud sync and recommendation systems are not live and would each need their own privacy and trust model first.
01NOW
Public Atlas Website
A browsable editorial atlas with canonical smell pages, evidence labels, collections, comparisons, journeys, cross-sensory associations and public methodology. A simple front door leads with search, a finder for smells you can't name, smell word families and paths through recorded relationships.
Atlas 200
Evidence & sources
Browse / collections
Journeys / seasons / time
Public trust pages
Simple front door
Smell finder
Smell word families
Smell paths
Place and material guides
Discovery-first navigation
02NOW
Interactive Smell Map
A live public visual exploration interface for moving through explicit smell relationships, focus neighborhoods, routes and broader map views.
Interactive map
Smell Between
Visual exploration
Relationship navigation
Neighbourhood layout
Labels for crowded maps
Phone map
03NOW
Personal SmellBook
A live browser-local personal layer for explicit likes, dislikes, saved smells, private notes, local collections and Global / Me summaries—with no account or cloud sync.
Global / Me
Saved smells
Private local notes
Local collections
Export / import
04NOW
Fragrance & Spaces
Live applied discovery tools for scent intent, transparent scent directions, space context and explicit fragrance-free outcomes.
Scent Intent
Scent Directions
Scent My Space
Space context
Safety / appropriateness
05NOW
Knowledge Graph Foundations
Permanent smellbook: identifiers, first-class entities including places, materials, molecules and the plants, foods and animals smells come from, typed relationships with provenance, six evidence classes, field-level data rights, per-entity graph records and a rights-gated open graph export. Molecules come only from VERIFIED claims, with chemical identifiers checked against PubChem and Wikidata and chemical families taken from ChEBI; smells, claims, sources, molecules and lessons link each other only through recorded relationships, never by ranking. No licence has yet been granted for SmellBook-created datasets.
Permanent identifiers
Entity model
Typed relationships
Evidence classes
Data rights
Graph export
Places and materials
Where smells come from
Periods from historical evidence
Graph records
Molecules from VERIFIED claims
Checked chemical identifiers
Molecule evidence gaps
Evidence journeys
Chemical families from ChEBI
Molecule explorer
Chemistry words for smell
06NOW
Encyclopedia Readiness
The groundwork for growing the Atlas beyond 200 entries without losing quality: a machine-checked entry standard, an editorial draft-review-publish pipeline, duplicate and merge rules that never reuse identifiers, an evidence research agenda and correction notices keyed to permanent identifiers. A draft heritage record format is published for discussion; there are no institutional partners yet. New entries are prepared as unpublished draft batches with checked candidate evidence and a review packet; none is published without a second editor and the owner.
Entry standard
Writing guide
Entry pipeline
Draft checker
Duplicate rules
Type facets
Evidence agenda
Correction notices
Entry citations
Heritage record draft
Draft governance
Research and review worksheets
Licence switch
Dataset release history
Graph health
Relation exports
Editor handbook
Backlinks
Entry citation files
Search type filter
Heritage record checker
Graph export diff
Standalone tools
Scale rehearsal
Decision log
Place kinds
Heritage spreadsheets
Tool checksums
Release closeout tooling
Release evidence checks
SKOS vocabulary
Map label legibility
OpenAPI coverage
Dataset release notes
Entity citations
Dataset file checksums
Full-site accessibility audit
Content Security Policy
Publication rehearsal
Merge rehearsal
Correction checker
Verified release ledger
Dataset release feeds
Keyboard focus audit
Per-page share metadata
Graph spreadsheet tables
Data package and DCAT-AP catalogue
Collection crosswalk
Truthful sitemap dates
Dataset release archive
Graph JSON Schemas
Search as data
Names index
Unreleased changes preview
Entity history
Release change files
Discovery schemas
Search match snippets
Descriptor co-occurrence
Dataset file sizes
Forced-colours audit
Site release feeds
Citation verification
Claim support checks
Published corrections
Draft entry batches
Source search
Review packets
Frozen review batches
Second-editor review kit
Guarded publication tool
Olfactory Heritage Atlas
Localities and traditions
Evidence-gated heritage links
Valencia pilot sheet
Heritage reference checks
Historical sources
Dates with precision
Passage locators
Time-bound heritage links
Historical source worksheet
Institution toolkit
Heritage record kinds
LIDO import
Catalogue exports
Printable QR labels
Citation packages
Research bundles
Evidence classes on entries
Institution self-test kit
Atlas quality baseline
Entry audit
Descriptor review
Setting words
Look-alike entry review
Draft entry audit
Plain public status
Releases by date
Recorded evidence searches
Research status and search reasons
Question-led entries
Reviewed editorial descriptions
Question-aware search
Commonly confused smells compared
Season, time and place answers
Everyday settings from the entries
Reviewed setting links with provenance
Setting guides
Smellscape journeys
Settings and geographic places told apart
Checked locality coordinates
Smellscape research
Smell Reference Card
Smell families
Context Profiles
Reference Directory
Reference Compare
Cite panel, print view and QR
Names and identity crosswalk
Record-use guidance and methodology
Human review pages
Draft identity checks
Separate publication approval
Grouped long lists
Scale rehearsals
Phone-friendly pages
Plain-language wording
Shared names marked
One grouping vocabulary
Jump bars that stay in view
Search histories for open entries
How each claim was found
Kind of work behind each claim
Plain State explanation
Evidence scope on the reference card
Smells in history
07PILOT
Multilingual SmellBook
A small Spanish pilot proving the multilingual model: localized names, English fallback, shared identity, hreflang and locale-aware search. 300 Spanish names and interface texts prepared; none reviewed by a native speaker yet, 300 awaiting native-speaker review. English remains the base language.
Spanish pilot
Fallback rules
hreflang
Spanish search
Spanish descriptor vocabulary
Multilingual linked data
Spanish descriptor search
Spanish vocabulary page
Spanish search interface
Spanish place and material names
Locale registry
Spanish review guide
Language packs
Other-language names on entity pages
Spanish search suggestions and titles
One Spanish review queue
08NOW
SmellBook Learn
Free public education built on the Atlas: Introduction to Smell, Smell and Culture, Smell and Science, the Smell Vocabulary course and classroom guides for teachers.
Introduction to Smell
Smell and Culture
Smell and Science
Smell Vocabulary
Classroom guides
Seminar guides
Explainers
Learn in search
Learn as open data
Learn for educational search
Print-ready Learn
Learn links on entries
Learn near the top of entries
One molecule, many smells
09LATER
Contributions, Academy and institutions
Moderated public contributions (review model designed, nothing live); SmellBook Academy, which may later provide paid professional education to help support the nonprofit public knowledge commons; and museum, university and school partnerships. SmellBook Learn stays free.
Contribution review (rules tested, not live)
Community observation format (offline)
SmellBook Academy
Institutional partners
10RESEARCH
SmellBook Labs
The public experiments are live for transparent representation, cross-sensory inspection, PREDICTED candidate links, deterministic evaluation, read-only human review/challenge workflows, claim/source review context, descriptive review lenses/matrices and truthful change-audit fingerprints and retained release comparison; learned models, digital scent delivery and deeper future interfaces remain research.
Representation Lab
Cross-Sensory Lab
Prediction Lab
Interface Lab
Evaluation Lab
Review Lab
Challenge Sets
Review Context
Review Lenses
Coverage Matrix
Change Audit
Audit History
Retained Release Comparison
PUBLIC / PRIVATE BOUNDARY
Public roadmap
What people will be able to do and which product layers come next.