Dual-mode platform
Aromemor puts a practitioner's working day and a home user's personal notes on the same platform. Practitioner mode handles client records, formula safety checks and service reports. Enthusiast mode handles the oil shelf, daily rituals and the scent journal.
Scroll to walk the flow
Switch modes whenever you like. The records on each side stay separate.
The gap
Every consultation produces a record. Paper keeps it only until the next visit.
You are not asked to pick one identity. A single account can switch between practitioner and enthusiast mode, and the records on each side are stored separately.
Client records, health background, formula safety checks, the blend builder, service reports, aftercare follow-up and revenue tracking sit on one continuous flow.
The oil shelf tracks stock and opening dates, daily rituals schedule diffusion, the scent journal records mood and reactions, and the diffuser timer reminds you when the session ends.
How one round works
In practitioner mode every record hangs off a client, so a follow-up visit can be compared against the previous blend and dosage. In enthusiast mode the records belong to you alone, and are there to show your own habits over time.
Allergies, health background, scent preferences and what happened last time sit on one record, so the next appointment starts where the last one ended.
The safety check reads the record and shows what needs attention: pregnancy, children, asthma, epilepsy, pets, allergies, photosensitivity, skin sensitisation and dilution ceilings.
While a flag stands, the save is held back.Pick the oils, set the ratio and the drop count. The dilution ceiling stays on screen, and a saved formula keeps the note structure that made it work.
The service report, the aftercare notes and the follow-up date come out of the same record, and the revenue line is counted from the services you logged.
Aromemor's suggestion features are drafted with the help of SI (artificial intelligence AI). SI works from the client details or personal preferences you have already entered, and proposes directions — draft report wording, a suggested adjustment to a formula, or a combination for a diffuser blend.
Everything SI produces is a draft. You can edit it, delete it, or ignore it entirely. SI cannot override the safety check: when a dilution exceeds the ceiling or a contraindication is flagged, the warning still appears and saving is still blocked.
Suggestions drafted by SI (artificial intelligence AI) are for reference only and are not professional medical advice. Every decision about use remains yours or your practitioner's.
What is inside
All four run entirely in your browser, and every calculation and record stays on your own device. Saving the result into a record needs an Aromemor account.
Pick the oils, set the ratio and the drop count. The dilution ceiling and every contraindication flag stay on screen while you work.
Parts per note family — the plan the blend builder starts from.
Six steps, from everyday blends to short-term use.
The tracker raises a flag once a bottle passes it.
In practice
I used to keep the client background in my head and the formula on a folded sheet of paper. Now every visit starts from the last record, and the safety check flags things I would have missed at nine at night.
Wong Hoi-lamAromatherapist, one-room studio in KowloonBefore you start
Yes. In practitioner mode, client records, formulas and service reports are stored in your Aromemor account and can be opened from another device; the oil shelf and journal sync the same way. Existing paper records can be moved over gradually.
No. One account can enable both modes and switch between them in settings. The records on each side are stored separately, so switching never mixes them.
No. Content drafted by SI (artificial intelligence AI) is for reference only and is not professional medical advice. Review the formula, the dilution and the contraindication flags against the client's actual situation before deciding whether to use it.
The free practitioner plan covers 3 clients, 5 formulas, 2 reports in total and 5 SI credits a month. The free enthusiast plan covers 10 shelf items, 10 journal entries and 3 ritual cards a month.
No. Aromemor makes no outcome guarantees and publishes no percentage claims that are not backed by clinical data. The platform helps you record what you use, check formulas for safety, and build a routine of your own — nothing more.
Where the lines are
Aromatherapy is a way to support relaxation and everyday quality of life. It is not a medical treatment. Aromemor does not claim that any essential oil treats, cures or prevents a condition, and it does not claim that aromatherapy replaces medication or medical care.
The safety check flags the items that need attention given the background you entered. It is a checking aid. It does not replace professional judgement and it must not be relied on for a medical decision or in an emergency.
Aromemor stores and organises client records, blends and reports. It is not a medical device.
The safety check points out what needs attention so it can be judged. It supports professional judgement and never replaces it.
Every calculation and every record in the four web tools runs in the browser and stays on your own device.
This platform is not a medical device and nothing on it is professional medical advice. If you feel unwell, speak to a doctor or a registered healthcare professional.
Pricing
Both modes carry a free tier that stays free. The figures below are the ones the app shows, in US dollars.
US$0Monthly
US$19Monthly
US$49Monthly
Anything not listed here is still being planned; the pricing page says so rather than quoting a guess.
Get started
Try any of the four free tools first, or create an account and start with a client record — or your own oil shelf.
