Brewtime - Your Coffee Guide

I have been wishing for an app like this to hit the IOS store. Though I don’t know how many apps are about help with brewing but this one has to be one of the best candidates. I love the sleek design and the pictures and functionality are splendid. However, I feel as though a few more tweaks could really make this app blossom. I like that this app shows Scott Rao’s techniques, I just wish that there were other famous techniques from others as well (for example: James Hoffmann, Tetsu Kasuya, and etc). That way, you could see all of these techniques and try them all and see what is best for you. You could compare and contrast and just find the joy in trying out new methods.

I enjoy your work and thank you for being committed to sharing information with the coffee community. I had a quick thought about the Brewtime app, would it be possible to include measurements of mass in regards to water? Offering coffee mass measures followed by volume of water is a little more leg work for the day to day user. Thank you again and keep up the amazing work.

I use this to brew almost daily! Love it. Would it be possible to add a few more aero press options? Per-say, traditional method, espresso style (I use a prismo attachment from Fellow,) along with some others? Just an idea I’ve had swirling in my head for a few weeks. Keep up the amazing work!

I have an aeropress I rarely use. I decided to try it out and I realized I completely forgot how to brew coffee with it. I stumbled upon this app and used 25g of coffee to 250ml of water. I followed all the directions, added an additional 250ml of hot water to the concentrated brew and out came an amazing americano style coffee. Thanks for this app!

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Loved the app, I’ve used it almost daily for years. However the 3.0 version is too busy and left me looking for alternatives. It’s hard to focus on what information is important, and there’s lots of redundant information (overall countdown and individual step countdown are top centered individual step is repeated later). Previous design of steps being sequentially highlighted was easier to use. Other inconveniences: - App stops my music from playing in the background at each step of the brew process (and does not autoresume). - Photo share was made more prominent- prompting you to take a photo at the end of this brew process, rather than being a more subtle button. How many people take a photo of their morning coffee everyday? For a daily user, this is an annoyance not a feature.