Insights
Log enough mornings and the pages start to mean something. Insights reads your journal back to you, without scores or rankings against anyone else. Here is what each one shows, and how it helps the next cup.
At a glance
Total brews, average rating, your current streak, bags opened, days journaling. Below that, a short read on the last seven days: your pace, yesterday's cup, and the best brew of the week.
It turns a pile of entries into a sense of the season you are in.
Taste over time
Every cup you score becomes a point on a line. Follow your overall rating or one axis at a time, split by method, since an espresso and a pour-over are judged on different things. Underneath, your tasting profile: the shape of the coffee you keep making.
The line tells you whether last month's changes actually landed.
One coffee, many ways
Brewed the same coffee as espresso and as a V60? See both side by side, rated on the axes each method is actually about, with every brew listed underneath.
Find out which way a coffee wants to be made.
Origins
A world map shaded by how much of each origin you have drunk, at home and out. Blends split across their countries. Tap a country to see every coffee that came from it.
A quiet record of how far your coffee has travelled.
Places
Home, the studio, the café on the corner, a friend's kitchen. Each place gets a pin and a count, and your café coffees sit next to your home brews so you can see how they compare.
The map of your coffee life, not just your kitchen.
Your rhythm
Your methods ranked by how often you use them, when in the day you use them, and the streak you are on. The gap between the brewer you think is your favourite and the one your hands keep choosing is usually wider than you'd guess.
Patterns you never decided on, made visible.
Worth rebuying
Your top-rated bags, the roasters you keep going back to, and the processes you like best. When a bag runs out and every roaster's site is a blur of new releases, this is your short list.
It keeps your best coffees from quietly disappearing into history.
What works
Whether your reviews agree with your brews, the ratio your best espresso shots share, how your go-to recipe is really doing, and how your café coffees compare with the ones you make at home.
The closest thing to a coach that has read every entry.
Your passport
Methods stamped, countries stamped, your favourite roaster and origin, and the shape of your taste. Share it as an image whenever you like.
A small thing to be proud of.
A note
None of this is gamified, and your insights are yours alone. They exist to help you brew a slightly better cup than yesterday, and to make the good mornings hard to forget.
