Coffee Terms vs Coffee Profile

Get to know your coffee, from espresso and latte to brewing, beans and flavor. Coffee Terms brings together more than 2,500 terms in 14 categories, with explanations in English and Danish. SEE WHAT IS IN THE CUP Explore coffee drinks with illustrations, ingredients, indicative proportions and optional labels. Compare two drinks and understand what makes them different. Recipes vary, and ingredients may be mixed in the finished drink. FIND AND SAVE Search names, synonyms and explanations. Search also helps with minor spelling mistakes. Save your favorites, share entries and use the library offline within your access. EXPLORE THE COFFEE WORLD • Drinks and brewing • Equipment, water and chemistry • Milk and latte art • Flavor and aroma • Roasting and processing • Growing, beans and varieties • Origins, quality and defects • Maintenance and coffee culture Illustrations, process explanations and geographical maps help you understand the terms. Flavor images show associations, not ingredients added to the coffee. SEND FEEDBACK Send an idea or report a problem directly from an entry without an account. Email is optional. COFFEE TERMS PRO Open free terms daily, or unlock the complete library with a monthly, three-month or annual subscription, or Pro – one-time purchase. Pay once. No automatic renewal. All Pro plans provide the same access. Prices and Restore Purchases are available in the app. Subscriptions renew automatically and can be canceled through Apple. A one-time purchase does not cancel an existing subscription. Privacy: https://ambisapp.com/apps/coffee-terms/privacy.en.html Terms: https://ambisapp.com/apps/coffee-terms/terms.en.html Apple standard license: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Coffee Profile helps you record coffee beans, roasted beans, brewing methods, drip timers, and tasting notes in one organized workspace. Save grind size, dose, yield, water temperature, dripper, brew steps, and flavor impressions for each recipe. Track green beans and roasted beans separately, then connect them to your daily brews and tasting notes. Use it as a coffee log, pour-over timer, cupping notebook, and recipe archive for home brewing, specialty coffee practice, and cafe workflow review.