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Brewing your barista assistant…

The cup on the counter

A named recipe, walked pour by pour.

Hoffmann. Kasuya. Hedrick. On your dose, with a clock that stays on the pour you are in — then a place to keep how it tasted.

Free to start. No card. The first brew is about a minute away.

Hoffmann · one cup

1:10

Pour to 150 g

Next 1:30 · in 20s

Dose
15 g
Water
250 g
Credit
James Hoffmann
  1. 0:00

    50 g

  2. 0:45

    100 g

  3. 1:10

    150 g

  4. 1:30

    200 g

  5. 1:50

    250 g

What you hold

The shelf, then the clock.

A recipe for this bag

Dose, water, and pours from a named barista method — scaled to the grams in your basket, not a generic chart.

A clock that stays with you

When the recipe has timed pours, the guide lights the step you are on. The top clock and the list agree.

A memory of the sip

Keep the cup. The next time that bag is on the counter, SipNote opens where you left the taste.

How a brew moves

Three marks on the clock.

  1. 0:00

    Share the bag

    Photograph the coffee, or type the roast. The shelf opens on a published recipe for that cup.

  2. 0:45

    Follow the pours

    Hoffmann, Kasuya, Hedrick — walked on a clock that stays with the pour you are in.

  3. 3:00

    Taste the cup

    Say if it was sharp, heavy, or thin. The next brew starts from that sip.

Ready when the kettle is

Put a bag on the counter.

Open the shelf, choose how it should taste, and start the guide.

Start a cup

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