Osmagora — the agora of scent
Osmagora / About

Osmagora is a library of scent: a place to find a fragrance by what it actually smells like, not by the name on the bottle. It is not a store, and it does not want to sell you anything.

Who builds it
Saed Alali, founder, with a small toolchain and a great deal of stubbornness. For anything on this page: the partners form reaches a person, not an autoresponder, within 48 hours.
The library, measured
53,339 fragrances from 3,857 houses, credited to 2,369 perfumers. 11,400 distinct notes across 572,782 note assignments, a curated vocabulary of 50 accords, and 263,020 computed “smells like” relationships. 53,320 fragrances carry an image. All figures measured 2 September 2026; the press page keeps the citable list.
Where the data comes from
Houses’ own published materials, public sources, and a normalisation pipeline that checks, corrects and connects them. Facts about a fragrance are facts and we do not claim to own them; the work of assembling and correcting them into one library is ours. The full position is in the terms.
Image rights
Product photographs and house logos belong to the houses and photographers who made them, not to us; they appear so you can recognise a fragrance. If a work of yours appears here and you want it removed, the takedown page says exactly how to ask, it is free, and we act promptly.
Ten languages
English, Arabic, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, Japanese and Italian. The vocabulary itself is translated, not just the buttons; where a term has no translation yet, we show the English rather than a guess.