Brew Tuner
Anthony Schmidt
That bag you loved last summer just came back in stock. You bought it again — and you're back to wasting beans, dialing it in from scratch, because you didn't write down what worked. Brew Tuner is for exactly that. Log every brew — grind setting, dose, yield, time, rating, tasting notes — once. The next time you revisit a bean, your sweet spot is one tap away. WHAT YOU TRACK - Beans — roaster, origin, varietal, process, roast level, notes - Grinders — any dial type. Integer steps (Encore), fractional (Niche, 1Zpresso), stepless, even grinders with negative settings - Brew methods — V60, Chemex, AeroPress, espresso, French press, Moka, Turkish, cold brew, or anything you invent - Brews — full recipe with 1–10 rating, tasting notes, and flavor tags THE DIAL-IN LOOP - Tap "Adjust & re-brew" on any past brew. Brew Tuner duplicates it so you can change one variable — usually grind — and try again. No more guessing what "two clicks finer" looked like last week. - The per-bean dial-in view groups your attempts by (grinder, brew method) and surfaces the best brew at the top. Open it for a returning bean and you're back where you left off. - Filter the brew history by bean, grinder, or method to compare like with like. WORKS YOUR WAY - Independent unit prefs — grams or ounces for grounds, grams or ounces for yield, °C or °F for temperature. Mix freely. - Common grinders and brew methods are pre-loaded so you can start logging in seconds. - Fully offline — every screen works without a network connection. - No accounts. No sign-up. No cloud requirement. - Your data lives only on your device. BACKUP, NOT SYNC When you move to a new phone or want a snapshot, Settings → Backup & restore exports everything to a single JSON file you can save anywhere — iCloud Drive, Google Drive, email, AirDrop. Restore on the new device by picking the file back up. No cloud sync. No accounts. No ads. No analytics. No tracking. Just a coffee log that's actually yours — and that you can take anywhere. Brew Tuner is built for one purpose: making your next cup better than your last. Especially the second cup of a bean you've already met.