SommLogic

Software
for the
wine trade.

We build the apps consumers use to discover and buy wine, and the operational tools tasting rooms, wineries, and vineyards run their business on — grounded in Napa and Sonoma, built for wherever wine is made.

Built by Engineers
Who Know the Trade.

SommLogic is a software engineering company working across the wine industry — consumer-facing apps on one side, the tools wineries and tasting rooms run their operations on the other. We didn't start as marketers who picked up software; we started as engineers who spent enough time in Napa and Sonoma to know where the real friction is: club sign-ups that don't sync with the POS, harvest data trapped in spreadsheets, apps that treat every winery like a chain restaurant.

That's the premise: build software for wine the way you'd build it for any serious industry — with real domain knowledge, and without the gimmicks.

Consumer Mobile Apps·Tasting Room Operations·Vineyard Management

Four Ways In,
One System Underneath.

Different surface, same engineering — consumer apps and trade tools share the same underlying system.

01

Consumer Mobile Apps

Branded iOS & Android apps for wine clubs, direct-to-consumer sales, event discovery, and recommendations built on actual purchase and rating history.

02

Tasting Room Platforms

Point of sale, reservations, club sign-ups, and pour tracking, built around how a tasting room actually runs rather than adapted from retail software that wasn't.

03

Vineyard Management

Inventory, harvest planning, block mapping, and compliance reporting for the parts of the business that happen before the wine ever reaches a glass.

04

Custom Integrations

API bridges, ERP connections, e-commerce plugins, and data pipelines between the systems a winery already depends on.

Northern California Wine Country

Our office sits on Vine Street in Healdsburg — not a coincidence we planned, just one we're happy to have. From there we work with wineries of every size across Napa and Sonoma, from single-block estates to multi-label producers. That's not the pitch itself — the software still has to earn its keep on its own — but it's why we tend to notice things a purely remote team might miss.

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