
PullBook
The espresso dial-in companion
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PullBook is a companion for dialling in espresso. Add a coffee bag, pull a shot, place your result on the taste wheel, and get a precise recipe adjustment — grind finer, yield more, try again. Repeat until it's right.
Dial-in focused
Every shot you log moves you forward. PullBook tracks where you are in the dial-in arc, surfaces your best shot as the current recipe, and tells you exactly what to change when a pull goes wrong.
Live weight with a Bluetooth scale
Connect a Decent or Half Decent Scale over Bluetooth and PullBook reads the live shot weight as you pull — auto-stopping at your target yield if you want. No scale? Demo mode plays back a realistic shot so you can explore the full flow before you buy one.
Bean profiles
Each bag gets its own profile: roaster, origin, process, roast level, recipe, and a photo. Shot history stays with the bean so you can see the whole dial-in arc at a glance and pick up exactly where you left off.
No account. No tracking. No fuss.
PullBook is offline-first. Your data lives on your device and syncs across your Apple devices via your own iCloud account. We never see it. There are no subscriptions, no sign-in, and no analytics.
Expert mode
Unlock grind tracking, timer reference options, backup and restore, and direct iCloud sync status. Everything a serious home barista needs, out of the way until you want it.
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What's New in PullBook
1.0.1
November 9, 2026
Your Bluetooth scale now stays with you. If the link drops mid-pour it reconnects on its own and the weight stays on screen while it does, instead of the scale vanishing from the pull. If it can’t get back by itself, there’s now a Reconnect button right on the scale card, so you don’t have to go hunting in Settings with a shot running. New beans start at the grind you’ve set for your grinder, rather than a fixed number that ignored it. Light roasts start a little finer, dark a little coarser, and the starting grind is shown before you create the bean. Plus a handful of display fixes, including long bean names no longer getting clipped on the Pull button.
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