Home Roasting
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This app helps home coffee roasters meticulously track every stage of their roasting process. Log timings, events, bean details, and flavor profiles to build consistency and refine your coffee batches.
1.5.0
July 8, 2026
Improved the roast finishing flow. If you tap End Roast by mistake, you can now choose Resume to return to the timer without losing elapsed time or crack marks. We also added a clear Discard Roast option for roasts started accidentally, with confirmation before the timer is reset. The roast record screen is now simpler and easier to understand during an active roast.
MoreUnlimited roast logs and full history access.
RoastNote is a mobile application designed to help home coffee roasters track their roasting process from start to finish. It provides tools for timing, logging events, managing bean details, and profiling flavors to improve consistency and results.
By meticulously logging each roast's timing, events, bean characteristics, and flavor notes, RoastNote helps users identify patterns and make informed decisions for future roasts. The more data logged, the clearer these patterns become, leading to better batch consistency.
RoastNote is available on iPhone and iPad, offering a seamless experience for users on Apple's mobile platforms.
RoastNote is free to download and use, with an optional subscription called RoastNote Pro Monthly available for $0.99/P1M, offering enhanced features for dedicated users.
You can log precise roast timings, first and second crack events, development time, dry-to-roast time, green and roasted weights with automatic loss calculation, bean origin and variety, process methods, and flavor tags with ratings for cup profiling.
The app was last updated on July 8, 2026, to version 1.5.0, indicating active development and potential for future improvements and features.
RoastNote has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in coffee roasting.
Yes, RoastNote allows for customization of process methods and flavor tags within the app's settings, enabling users to tailor the logging experience to their specific preferences and terminology.