The BrewLog

The BrewLog

A calm journal for your coffee

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 5, 2026
  • October 9, 2026

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Log your specialty coffee brews, track every variable, and reflect on taste to perfect your coffee. Manage your bean library and share your creations with a calm, focused journal.

✓Track brew variables (dose, water, grind, temp)
✓Rate taste and add flavor notes
✓Manage bean library with roast dates
✓Generate shareable brew cards
✓Offline-first functionality
✓Syncs across devices
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What's New in The BrewLog

2.2

October 9, 2026

feat(reflection): add body as a fourth taste dimension - Adds a Body slider to the log form and surfaces it on brew detail, shared recipes, comparison and the Stats radar, alongside acidity, sweetness and bitterness. - Body is only persisted once the slider is actually moved, so the brews logged before the column existed keep a null rather than being stamped with the slider's resting 1 and skewing the average. - Drops unrated dimensions from the balance radar instead of plotting them at zero, which read as "none of this" rather than "never rated"; the radar now renders only at three or more axes. - Covers the hand-written CodingKeys on ReflectionInsertRow with tests, since a field missing from it is dropped silently on write. - Bumps marketing version to 2.2.

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User reviews

Loved it

I have been using this app for almost a month now, i took a subscription as well. I must say I'm enjoying logging as much as I love brewing my coffee.

Some changes I would like to see:

1. Body: there's almost no mention of a major coffee attribute, the body, consistency and mouthfeel of the coffee. I know there's a note section, could use a slide bar for body as well.

2. There should be a separate tab for my analytics. One of the features that led me to subscribe was the analytics of my daily cup. I would like to see it as a separate tab rather than a line above the daily log.

3. The UI is a bit monochromatic, even though there are colour options, they seem to be a little less of them it seems, that is entirely a personal preference for me, just a suggestion, if there could be a bit more contrast.

4. The resting curve is somehow inaccessible to me. I have added roasting date and recommended resting time for all my beans but I never see any resting curve based on my brewing and logging. Am I missing something or is that feature yet to come? I could use some help there.

Overall a great experience. Thank you for this app, it has been very convenient to log my brews and save recipes for each of my beans and brewing methods.
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Response from developer

Sorry for the slow reply — and thank you, this genuinely made my week. I'm glad it's earned a place in your routine. 🤎 On the rest curve: it's there, under Profile → Stats. Two things usually hide it. It only reads brews linked to a saved bean bag, so you need to pick the bag while logging rather than typing the bean name — the roast date on the bag isn't enough by itself. And check the date range at the top of that screen; a short window often doesn't have enough brews to draw from. If that's what happened, it's on me for not making it clearer. Body is a fair hit. It's the one attribute missing next to acidity, sweetness and bitterness, and it's going in as a slider in the same group. Analytics as its own tab is the right call — you subscribed for it and it shouldn't be two taps deep. That's on the list. On colour: there's a Custom theme in settings with its own accent and background pickers if you want to push the contrast yourself now. You're not wrong that the built-in presets all sit in a similar range. Thanks for taking the time to write all this out — it's more useful than you'd think. Please do reach out at hey@brewlog.xyz; I'd like to hear more about how you're thinking about all of this. 🙌☕️

FAQ

What can I track with The BrewLog?

You can track every variable that affects your coffee, including dose, water, grind size, temperature, brew time, pours, equipment, and add-ons. You can also rate taste, acidity, sweetness, and bitterness, and add tasting notes.

Does The BrewLog have ads?

No, The BrewLog is ad-free. It focuses on providing a calm and focused journaling experience without any advertisements.

Can I use The BrewLog offline?

Yes, The BrewLog is built with an offline-first approach, meaning it works without an internet connection. Your data will sync across devices when you are back online.

How does The BrewLog help manage coffee beans?

You can create a library of every bag of coffee you buy, track roast dates, and receive notifications when your beans are rested and ready to brew.

What are the in-app purchases for The BrewLog?

The app is free to download and use, with optional in-app purchases available. Specific details on what these purchases unlock are not provided in the description.

How often is The BrewLog updated?

The latest version, 2.1, was released on October 2, 2026. This indicates a relatively active development cycle, with updates occurring periodically.

What age rating does The BrewLog have?

The BrewLog has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. It is available on iPhone and iPad.

Can I share my brews with others using The BrewLog?

Yes, you can generate beautiful brew cards directly from the app and share them on platforms like Instagram or with your coffee community.