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Brew Great Coffee

Dial in espresso & pourover

Free coffee brewing toolkit for home baristas: 🎯 Extraction Compass – Click where your shot tastes (sour/bitter Γ— weak/strong), get instant diagnosis. Adapts to your bean's origin, processing & roast level. β˜• Pourover recipes from Hoffmann, Rao & Kasuya with built-in timer. 🎨 Interactive WCR Flavor Wheel – Click a flavor, see which beans to buy. πŸ“š Database: 30+ origins, 60+ varieties, 20+ processing methods. No account. No ads. No cookies. Works offline.

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Hey Product Hunt! πŸ‘‹

I'm Frank, and I built this after pulling one too many sour espresso shots and having no idea what to adjust.

The problem:
When I started with espresso, every "dial-in guide" felt like guesswork. Shot tastes sour? Could be grind, could be temp, could be dose, could be your beans, could be the weather apparently. I wanted something systematic.

The solution:
The Extraction Compass lets you click where your shot lands (sour + weak? bitter + strong?) and tells you exactly what to change first. The key insight: a washed Ethiopian light roast needs completely different handling than a natural Brazilian medium. So the tool adapts its recommendations based on your specific bean.

The Flavor Wheel:
I kept seeing "jasmine, bergamot, stone fruit" on fancy bags and thinking "cool, but how do I find MORE beans like this?" So I made the WCR Sensory Lexicon interactive. Click a flavor β†’ see which origins, processes, and varieties produce it.

What's included:
- Extraction Compass for espresso & filter
- Ratio calculator with dose/yield lock
- Pourover recipes (Hoffmann, Rao, Kasuya 4:6) with timer
- Interactive WCR Flavor Wheel
- Database: 30+ origins, 60+ varieties, 20+ processing methods

Would love feedback – especially if you spot errors in the coffee data!

Thanks for checking it out β˜•