Scan any coffee bag. Get a recipe made for that bean.
Every coffee is different.
Your recipe should be too.
The AI reads origin, roast, variety, and process — then calibrates temperature, ratio, grind size, and pour technique to match that specific bean and your grinder.
You spent $22 on beans.
Your V60 recipe? Same one as always.
That recipe was made for a different coffee. Yours deserves its own.
How it works
Three steps. One perfect cup.
Snap your bag
The AI reads origin, roast, variety, process, and tasting notes from the label.
Pick your brew
Six methods. Choose your size and style.
Get your recipe
Grind, temp, ratio, pour technique — every parameter tuned to that bean and your equipment.
Snap your bag
The AI reads origin, roast, variety, process, and tasting notes from the label.
Pick your brew
Six methods. Choose your size and style.
Get your recipe
Grind, temp, ratio, pour technique — every parameter tuned to that bean and your equipment.
Built for specialty coffee
Everything you need to brew better coffee at home
Smart Scanning
Scan any bag, any roaster. Local roaster, subscription box, vacation souvenir from Tokyo. If it has coffee info, we can read it.
Adapted to Each Bean
A natural Ethiopian gets lower temperature and pulse pours. A washed Colombian gets higher heat and continuous spiral. The recipe changes when the coffee changes.
6 Methods, Your Way
V60, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, Espresso, Moka Pot. Each with styles — concentrated or full immersion, traditional or Hoffmann, ristretto or lungo.
Your Coffee Library
Every coffee scanned, every recipe generated — saved. Open a bag you loved six months ago? Same recipe, same result.
What beta users are brewing
“Scanned my natural Yirgacheffe and the V60 recipe pulled out strawberry notes I'd never gotten before. First time I didn't tweak a thing.”
“I used to brew every coffee at 93 degrees. Coffee Master dropped my Natural to 88 with pulse pours — completely different cup. Now I trust the recipe more than my instinct.”
“The grinder click thing is genius. No more Googling 'Timemore C3S Pro medium-fine setting.'”