Tea Timer & Journal: Gaiwan

Tea Timer & Journal: Gaiwan

Gongfu brewing and steep log

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  • October 10, 2026
  • October 10, 2026

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A record of the tea you drink. Gaiwan keeps four things in one place: what is in your cabinet, how each pot actually went, where the leaf came from, and what any of it means. THE CABINET Every tea is a card you fill in over time — cultivar, altitude, the year it was picked, what you paid, how much is left. An arc on each card tracks how far you have got. Photograph the package and most of it can be read for you, Chinese and Japanese labels included. STEEP BY STEEP Gongfu is many short infusions rather than one long one, and the timer is built for that. It proposes a length for each steep, walks the times up as the session goes on, survives you leaving the app, and files your notes against the steep they belong to. Choosing a tea prefills leaf, vessel and water temperature from its brewing guide, scaled to the pot actually in your hands. TEAWARE THAT REMEMBERS Record your pots, gaiwans and kettles. Porous clay absorbs a trace of every brew, so a pot committed to one type builds its seasoning — and the app warns you when a session would put the wrong category in it. TWO MAPS One for where you drank, one for where the leaf grew. Both are drawn only from teas you have actually touched. A CATALOGUE THAT WORKS OFFLINE 243 entries ship inside the app: 56 teas, 69 origins, 34 pieces of teaware and a 69-term glossary, searchable across English, pinyin and Chinese characters — so "rou gui", "Rougui" and 肉桂 all land on the same tea. Plus the groundwork: water, the six types, how to read a tea's name, tasting in order, storage, and each of the nine categories drawn as its processing chain. Your sessions, your cabinet and your photos stay on your device. SUBSCRIPTION The cabinet, the timer, both maps and the whole catalogue are free and stay free. Identifying a tea from a photograph is the one paid feature, because it is the one that costs money to run. Five identifications are free; after those it needs a subscription: • Gaiwan Identification Monthly — $3.99 per month • Gaiwan Identification Yearly — $24.99 per year Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. The subscription renews automatically unless it is cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period, and your account is charged for renewal within 24 hours before the period ends. Manage or cancel your subscription in your Apple Account settings after purchase. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://tallpoppystudio.com/gaiwan/privacy/
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