Wine locker software, built by people who've actually run a wine locker program

We're golfers. We've sat on House Committees. We've watched a good F&B manager lose a Saturday to a locker audit. bevSavvy is the tool we wished our clubs had.

Why we built it.

We didn't set out to build software. We set out to stop getting the same email.

Every club with a locker program knows the email or the phone call: "Hey, how many bottles do I have left down there?" Somebody walks to the cellar, counts, walks back, replies. Multiply that by 60 members, add an annual audit that takes three people a weekend, and you've got a program everyone loves and nobody wants to manage.

We've been on both sides of that — as members asking the question, and as committee guys watching staff answer it. So we built the thing that answers it automatically. Members see their locker on their phone. Staff scan a label and it's logged. The GM gets a dashboard instead of a phone call.

Photo of a wine rack taken by Klara Kulikova

What Is Your Wine Locker Program Really Costing You?

Every "how many bottles do I have left?" email is a walk to the cellar. The annual audit is a weekend of hand-counting and reconciling a spreadsheet nobody trusts. We ran the numbers on a typical mid-size program and it came out to roughly 200 staff hours a year, most of it on things a phone camera does in four seconds.

Plug in your own numbers and see where yours lands.

Locker access: "The 'how many bottles do I have?' email, retired.

Save Time with Transparent Locker Access & Inventory Tools

  • Members check their own locker from a secure app — no calls, no emails, no walk to the cellar.
  • Staff manage lockers with a phone camera instead of a keyboard.
  • Every bottle in and out is logged, so “I’m sure I had two of those” is a report, not an argument.

Your locker owners are your best wine customers. Most clubs never email them.

The wine list that’s never three vintages out of date.

From the people using it

Want to see it? Bring a bottle.

Book 30 minutes, we'll scan a label together, and watch it land in a member's locker. If it's not a fit, you'll know in ten.