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Fragrance quiz that maps your taste across 5 sensory axes

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Zenyra is a fragrance intelligence platform built around a structured identity model — not notes, not trends, not influencer picks. You answer 9 questions about how you want a scent to feel and behave. Zenyra maps your responses across five continuous axes — Warmth, Projection, Risk, Texture, and Sweetness — and matches you to fragrances from a curated catalogue of 4,000+ entries. Your results include a primary match, an expressive alternative, and a broader exploration grid. Save your Taste Map to track your fragrance identity over time.

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Features

Structured 9-question fragrance quiz

5-axis taste modelling (Warmth, Projection, Risk, Texture, Sweetness)

Personalised fragrance recommendations from 4,000+ catalogue

Visual Taste Map with radar chart

Archetype label derived from your axis profile

Save and track your fragrance identity over time

No ads, no sponsored placements, no brand bias

Use Cases

Finding a new signature fragrance without overwhelm

Understanding why certain scents feel right or wrong

Discovering your fragrance identity across multiple dimensions

Choosing a fragrance as a considered personal decision

Tracking how your taste evolves over time

Comments

I built Zenyra because every fragrance tool I found was either a shop trying to sell me something or a community of experts I couldn't relate to. I wanted something that started with how I wanted to feel, not what notes were trending. The axis model came from trying to describe why some scents feel right on some days and wrong on others — it's not random, it's structural. Zenyra is my attempt to make that structure visible.

Comments

I built Zenyra because every fragrance tool I found was either a shop trying to sell me something or a community of experts I couldn't relate to. I wanted something that started with how I wanted to feel, not what notes were trending. The axis model came from trying to describe why some scents feel right on some days and wrong on others — it's not random, it's structural. Zenyra is my attempt to make that structure visible.