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Your personal coffee journal. Photograph each bag, dial in your grind, and look back at your journey through the world of specialty coffee. Snap a quick photo of your coffee packaging or pick from your library. Your coffees are organized automatically by month, so you can always remember what you were drinking and when. Record your grind size and rate each coffee: Yes, Somewhat, or No. Over time, you'll build a precise picture of what suits your palate and your brewing setup, and make better choices with every bag. Explore the flavor wheel. Floral? Fruity? Chocolatey? After each cup, tap through the flavor wheel to identify and save exactly what you're tasting. Each season, your coffees come together into a beautiful summary. See how many you tried, where the beans came from, and discover the countries behind your coffee world, all mapped across the globe. Whether you're a seasoned specialty coffee enthusiast or just beginning to explore single-origin roasts, this app is your companion for every brew. No jargon, no barriers, just a thoughtful way to remember the coffees you love. Start capturing your coffee story today.

Your friends know the best coffee spots. Now you can find them. Chiru is a coffee app built around trust. Not star ratings from people you’ve never met — real signals from the people you follow. Discover cafes worth going to When a friend has been somewhere twice, saved it, or called it a must-visit, Chiru shows you. The map surfaces what your network actually recommends, with plain-language context like “3 friends went” or “Mia keeps coming back.” No mysterious scores, no filler reviews. Log your coffee life in seconds Check in with a photo or skip the camera entirely — a one-tap check-in works just as well. Chiru captures the moment without making it feel like filling out a form. Build a coffee passport worth keeping Your profile becomes a visual archive of everywhere you’ve been: organized by month, searchable at a glance, and rewarding to revisit. Monthly recap cards show your unique cafes, repeat spots, and favorite coffee intentions — whether or not anyone else has seen them yet. Practical signals, not just vibes Need to work for two hours? Wondering if the espresso is actually good? Chiru tracks what your friends say about outlets, noise, time limits, and what’s worth ordering — so you can make a real decision before you walk in the door.