A good cup deserves
a second chapter.

A new bag. A tiny adjustment. Something you’d like to try again. Keep your coffee’s story in one place, from the first brew to the last bean.

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Coffee Book’s library of brewing guides and coffee bags
01

Remember the bag

Save your coffee’s details and photos, so the beans you loved don’t disappear with the packaging.

02

Keep the recipe with the result

Record your brew, give it a rating, and leave a note about what you tasted. Your next cup starts with something useful.

03

Return to the good ones

Look back at your brew history and reuse a saved recipe. Change one thing, keep a note, and make it your own.

Frequently asked questions.

What should I write in a coffee journal?

Start with the beans, grind setting, coffee and water amounts, brew time, and a sentence about the taste. Add more detail when it helps you make the next cup.

Can I keep photos of my coffee?

Yes. Coffee Book supports photos so you can keep a visual record alongside the details.

Can I use a paper journal instead?

Absolutely. Try our free tasting-notes card if you prefer pen and paper. An app becomes useful when you want your brew history and recipes close at hand.

Get Coffee Book.

Save your beans, recipes, and tasting notes on iPhone and iPad.

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