The Workbench
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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.
Saved on this device. Sign in (top right) to save your journals and sync across devices.
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.