Beanchive vs DOSE

Don’t miss the moment of a great cup of coffee. Beanchive helps you record every coffee experience and build your personal journey of taste. Tasting Notes • Easily record satisfaction level, flavors, place, and atmosphere • Capture vivid memories with photos of your coffee moments Bean Information Management • Keep detailed records of processing methods, origins, and roast profiles • Connect with your tasting notes to better understand your coffee preferences Cloud-Synced Account • Access your records from multiple devices with a single account • Keep your valuable coffee logs safe and organized anytime, anywhere With Beanchive, turn each coffee you enjoy into a memorable, meaningful log. Start building your own coffee archive today.

DOSE analyzes your coffee grind size from a single photo. Even a kitchen towel or napkin works perfectly. Measure your grind at home or at the café in seconds. ■ Measuring is simple • Spread the grounds Scatter your ground coffee evenly over a sheet of paper, a napkin, or a kitchen towel. • Find good light Natural light or bright indoor lighting is all you need. Just avoid harsh shadows. • Set distance and angle Follow the on-screen guide: hold the camera about 18–24 cm away and parallel to the surface. • Capture Center the grounds in the frame and take one shot. That's it. ■ What you'll learn • Particle distribution See D10 (small) · D50 (median) · D90 (large), mean, fines ratio, uniformity, and more — alongside a distribution histogram. • Brew-method guidance Get advice on grinding finer or coarser for espresso, pour-over, French press, and other methods. • AI Barista insights (on supported devices, iOS 26+) Reads your results and suggests how to dial in your next cup. • Save and share Save your analysis card as an image and share it. ■ What's coming • Compare your history Line up your saved measurements to track how grind size shifts with each grinder setting — and how consistent it stays. ■ Made for • Home brewers who want more consistent extractions • Anyone dialing in a new grinder by the numbers • People who want to tell espresso and filter grinds apart precisely • Baristas who want to check grind uniformity and fines firsthand Taste the difference in every cup — backed by data.