Choose Coffee Book if…
You switch between espresso, V60, AeroPress, and other methods, and want the beans and brew history in one Apple app.
Do you want to explore your AeroPress, or keep a journal across all your brewers? Start with the coffee you actually make.
Get Coffee BookFree to download · Optional Coffee Book PlusYou switch between espresso, V60, AeroPress, and other methods, and want the beans and brew history in one Apple app.
Your AeroPress is the centre of your setup. Aeromatic offers curated recipes, video walkthroughs, and a timer, on both iOS and Android.
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Last reviewed 22 October 2026.
| What matters to you | Coffee Book | Aeromatic |
|---|---|---|
| Main focus | A coffee journal across multiple brewing methods | AeroPress recipes and brewing |
| Recipe library | Guides for espresso, V60, AeroPress, Chemex, and more | More than 60 curated AeroPress recipes |
| During a brew | Guided steps and brew timers | Step-by-step instructions, stopwatch, and video walkthroughs |
| Your own recipes | Save and reuse your recipes | Create your own AeroPress recipes |
| Coffee records | Bean library, brew notes, ratings, and espresso dial-in | Track beans and add notes |
| Platforms | iPhone, iPad, and Apple Vision | iOS and Android |
There is no need to replace an AeroPress app you enjoy. Coffee Book may be a useful home for your wider brew history even if you keep a specialist recipe app alongside it.
Yes. Coffee Book includes AeroPress alongside other brewing methods. Aeromatic is worth considering if a dedicated AeroPress recipe collection is your main priority.
No. Coffee Book is designed for Apple devices. Aeromatic offers iOS and Android versions.
Save your beans, recipes, and tasting notes on iPhone and iPad.