Live pouring guide
Turn the recommended recipe into timed step prompts, water targets, and drawdown reminders based on your custom dose.
BREWING
What would you like
to brew today?
Start with the bean: process, roast, freshness, and tasting notes. Bean On Bar then recommends a recipe for your chosen brewer and explains what each decision is trying to achieve.
APP FEATURES
From recommendation to
repeatable brew memory.
The website can explain the logic, while the app turns the selected recipe into an active brew session tied to the exact bean you scanned or saved.
LIVE GUIDE00:45Pour to 150 g
- 00:00Bloom 45 g · start timer
- 00:45Second pour · target 150 g
- 01:25Final pour · target 250 g
- 02:45Expected drawdown window
Timer steps adapt to dose, brewer, bean signals, and the selected recipe. In the app, prompts can stay open while you brew.
Save to this bean
Attach the exact recipe, dose, grind, temperature, and tasting result to the bean so it becomes part of your coffee memory.
Recipe history
Compare attempts over time: first brew, adjusted brew, roaster recipe, community recipe, and your personal best version.
Share and import
Share a recipe with the community, import a roaster recipe, or try a recipe someone used successfully with the same bean.
WHY THIS WORKS
A larger-screen version of
the app's brew reasoning.
The app gives a practical recipe quickly. This page can afford to show the recipe, the signal trail, customization, and what to change after tasting.
Bean signals
Washed, natural, anaerobic, roast age, roast level, variety, origin, and tasting notes change the target extraction.
Brewer fit
V60 favors clarity, Switch can add sweetness and body, Orea is fast and repeatable, Origami can emphasize aromatics, espresso needs ratio control.
Custom dose
Scale water or yield from the chosen dose instead of forcing one fixed recipe. This mirrors the app's custom dose calculator.
After-taste tuning
Sour, bitter, thin, hollow, muted, or boozy cups get different next-step adjustments.
REFERENCE LIBRARY
Recipes become useful
when attached to beans.
Popular methods still matter, but they should be treated as options the bean can point toward, not the first question a user has to answer.
Clarity-first washed coffee
Hotter water · medium-fine grind · 1:16.7
Use when the bean is washed, floral, citrusy, Kenyan, Ethiopian, or simply unknown.Sweetness and body rescue
Hybrid immersion · calmer agitation · 1:15-1:16
Use when the bean is dark, older, thin, or needs body without harshness.Flat-bed repeatability
Fast drawdown · controlled pours · 1:16.3-1:16.7
Use for clean filter roasts where consistency and sweetness matter.Aromatic flexibility
Cone or wave filter · 1:15-1:18
Use when delicate aromatics, Gesha-like clarity, or filter choice matter.Ratio-led extraction
18 g in · 36-45 g out · 25-32 s
Use roast, process, and taste goal to decide between classic, long, or fruit-expression shots.Official recipes win first
Show the roaster's recipe when a bean match exists
Future roaster submissions should override generic recommendations when verified.