The Workbench
Today
The Field workspace: your own coffee, tracked. Everything here saves privately to this device — no account, nothing sent anywhere.
Brew a coffee
Dial in ratio, grind, and time — log the cup.
RoastLog a home roast
Method, first crack, drop — get your phase timeline.
BlendBuild a blend
Combine your coffees; model the character.
ShelfAdd a coffee
Track what's on your shelf; it feeds every tip.
LearnExplore Pacific Roots data
Read the reference profiles and the science.
Empty so far. Log your first brew to begin — every cup you record makes the next one better.
My Coffees
the coffees you own — your shelf feeds every tipHave · 3 beans on your shelf, 3 bright, 3 deep.
Brew · Ethiopia Sidama is light and delicate — brew it as pour-over to keep the clarity, 1:16, medium-fine.
Blend · You have a bright Ethiopia and a deep Sumatra — a classic pairing. Try 70% Sumatra / 30% Ethiopia in the Blend Lab.
- Ethiopia SidamaLight · EthiopiaBrightFloralFruity
- Sumatra MandhelingDark · IndonesiaChocolateEarthyLow-acid
- Colombia HuilaMedium · ColombiaCaramelNutty
Your shelf feeds every suggestion here — brew, roast, and blend tips all read what you actually have. At the Lab tier this is the full green library: lots, moisture, density, suitability, and the performance matrix.
Home Brew Journal
ratio · grind · time · ratingSaw · Two of your beans are scoring well: Coastal Fog and Summit Blend.
Try · Try a home blend — start 70/30, brighter bean as the 30, and log it.
Why · Blending trades a little clarity for balance; small-batch it and cup side by side.
Confidence: Low — a nudge, not a rule. The Blend Lab can model a starting ratio.
- Coastal FogPour-Over · 1:16 · Med-fine · 3:10citrus, clean, honey finish★★★★★
- Summit BlendEspresso · 1:2 · Extra-fine · 0:29chocolate, syrupy, great crema★★★★★
- Basecamp RoastFrench Press · 1:14 · Medium · 4:00a little muddy, bit flat★★★
Saved privately on your device — no account, nothing sent anywhere. At the Roaster tier this becomes full extraction-QC with TDS logging and recipe versioning; same journal, pro depth.
Home Roast Journal
method · first crack · drop · levelSaw · Nice — Ethiopia Sidama scored 4/5 with a 19% development ratio.
Try · Lock this one in: same batch size, same heat, and change one thing at a time from here.
Why · Repeatability is the whole game — a roast you can hit again is a roast you own.
Confidence: High — you're in the window.
- Ethiopia SidamaPopper · FC 5:30 · 19% dev · Light★★★★
- Brazil CerradoCast Iron · FC 6:40 · 18% dev · Medium★★★★★
Your times, your phases — no probe required. At the Lab tier this becomes RoastOS: thermocouple curves, the RoR Doctor, reference versioning, and a QC gate on every batch.
Blend Lab
your coffees · predicted characterLow-acidChocolateToasted nutBright
A balanced, everyday cup anchored by Basecamp.
Roast the components separately and blend after — easier to keep each bean at its best. This is a model from each bean's profile; small-batch it and cup before you commit.
Confidence: Low — a starting point, not a verdict.
Blend our signature line, or switch to My pantry to blend the beans you have. At the Roaster tier, blend reads are backed by real cupping data and cost modeling.