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Digital Coffee Journal
- JLGilly 2y agoHey everyone, I’ve been working on a project called BrewLog—a simple, digital coffee journal designed to help coffee enthusiasts track their tastings, take notes, and log brewing methods. As a coffee nerd myself, I’ve always found it tricky to keep consistent notes on what worked (and what didn’t) with different beans, grind sizes, and brew methods. I’ve been using a physical coffee journal (just a regular notebook), but it quickly got messy and hard to organize. So, I started looking around for a digital coffee journal that could solve this problem. To my surprise, I could only find one or two options—and they were really outdated, lacking the features I wanted. That’s when I decided to build BrewLog. What BrewLog Does: • Track your brews: Log details like origin, roast, grind size, brew time, and tasting notes. • Discover patterns: See what techniques lead to your favorite cups. • Perfect your process: Learn from your own data to improve over time. • Coffee Map: Visualize where you’ve had coffee from around the world. • Community Recommendations: See other users’ tasting notes to discover new coffees to try. I’m currently preparing for launch, and I’ll be sending out emails soon to invite a small group of people for early access. If you’re interested in testing it out and giving me feedback, sign up here: brewlog.coffee I’d love your input: • Would you find this useful? • What features would you like to see? • Any design ideas you would like? I’m genuinely looking to make this a good tool that people can use whenever they do tastings. Or to know whether this is just a bad idea. So any input (or brutal honesty) is appreciated. Thanks for reading!