Open-Source Toolsfor More RepeatableAeroPress Brewing
Developed by National AeroPress Champions to turn brewing variables like press speed, yield, and filter preparation into measurable, repeatable actions.
What is
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Brew Supply is an open-source initiative creating 3D-printable tools that help AeroPress brewers control variables that are normally left to feel and intuition.
Founded by Jan Ahrend after Switzerland's 2025 World AeroPress Championship run, Brew Supply turns instructions like “press gently” or “stop before the hiss” into practical, repeatable workflow controls.
Community-Led
Founded by the Swiss National AeroPress Champion team behind the 2nd-place finish at the 2025 World AeroPress Championship.
Open-Source
All designs free to download, modify, and print on your own 3D printer.
Competition-Tested
Developed and tested in real competition practice environments.
Feedback-Driven
Every version shaped by community feedback and real-world testing.
Learn the system behind more repeatable AeroPress brewing.
Use these pages first if you want the clearest overview of what Brew Supply is trying to control, why repeatability drifts, and which tools fit which brewing problem.
WAC 2025 recipe analysis report
Evidence-bounded findings from 25 available recipes in the 66-person final, with water, bypass, process, and grinder evidence kept distinct.
WAC recipe evolution, 2009–2025
46 podium recipes across 16 editions.
46 podium recipes across 16 editions, showing the shift from full-volume brews to concentrate plus bypass.
Crawlable directory of Brew Supply guides, apps, whitepapers, tools, and wheel references.
Read Explore Brew SupplyHow Brew Supply frames variables, workflow control, and repeatable AeroPress brewing.
Read AeroPress precision tools guideA practical explanation of hidden variability in AeroPress brewing and how to reduce it.
Read Why AeroPress brews stop matchingPractical gear planning for competition prep, workflow control, and repeatable service.
Read AeroPress competition gear checklistAeroBox turns grams-out and press speed into measurable recipe variables.
View AeroBox precision press standAeroStop makes the press endpoint physical and repeatable.
View 3D-printable AeroPress press stopBeanSieve makes whole-bean size composition visible before grinding.
View Bean Sieve matched-dose workflowFrom Swiss Champion prototype to a Worlds-tested open-source system
While preparing for the 2025 World AeroPress Championship, Swiss Champion Jan Ahrend and runner-up Natalie Skorupa designed a simple press stand to make pressing more repeatable.
That prototype became the AeroBox.
Using it, Switzerland finished 2nd at the 2025 World AeroPress Championship.
Brew Supply was created to share that same philosophy with the wider community: identify sources of randomness, build tools to control them, and make better brewing decisions.
Swiss Champion builds the first AeroBox prototype
Prototype is used in World AeroPress Championship preparation
Switzerland finishes 2nd at WAC 2025
Brew Supply launches to open-source the system
Tools Collection
Each tool is precision-engineered for maximum control and repeatability. Download, print, and contribute to the next iteration.
AeroBox
Precision press stand for controlled flow rate and consistent yield.
- Stable press stand for repeatable extractions
- Allows the scale to show 'grams out' and grams per second flowing out
- Designed around competition timing and workflow
World AeroPress Championship 2025 — AeroBox made its debut helping Switzerland secure 2nd place on the global stage.
BeanSieve
8-stage bean sorting system that helps brewers control bean size and build more intentional roast profiles.
- Small and large beans can develop differently during roasting, even within the same batch
- Sort beans by size to intentionally emphasize different roast characteristics and experiment with flavour outcomes
- Makes it easier to compare coffees, recipes, and brewing variables while controlling for bean size
AeroTemper
Two-part filter preparation tool that wets and seats AeroPress paper filters while excess rinse water drains away.
- 20-degree base tilt lets excess rinse water flow out of the filter cap
- Perforated tamper spreads rinse water across the paper
- Twist-and-seat motion makes visible filter placement easier to repeat
AeroStop
Portable physical press stop that helps AeroPress brewers end the press phase more consistently.
- Physical stop reduces over-pressing compared with guessing when to stop
- Base plus booster shims let you stop 2 mm earlier with each added booster
- Compact and portable for competition kits and travel brewing
- More consistent end-of-press control than intuition alone
- Less precise than AeroBox and does not measure flow rate
AeroSweep
Standalone preparation tray with an optional fines-separation insert for chaff removal and clean transfer into the AeroPress.
- Spread ground coffee across a larger surface area, then gently blow across the surface while shaking the tray to separate unwanted material from the coffee
- Lightweight chaff is carried away by airflow; the optional ridged insert can retain part of the fines during controlled movement
- Removes approximately 1–3 g of coffee depending on grind setting and number of shakes
- Combines chaff reduction, fines reduction, and dose transfer into a single preparation step
- Smooth base tray and optional ridged insert; no cap; standalone shape differs from the BeanSieve accessories
AeroHome
Stable two-part AeroPress resting station with a removable black PETG basin for residual liquid.
- Gives the used AeroPress a stable destination after pressing
- Separates the liquid-catching basin from the customizable outer shell
- Removable black PETG basin simplifies emptying, inspection, and cleaning
Future Tools
Aero Organizer
Modular organizer with compartments for competition gear and setup efficiency.
DropStop
Attachment that prevents post-press dripping, helping ensure the final cup matches the intended press output.
Kettle Flow Restrictor
Snap-on restrictor for precision pouring and sub-gram water dosing.
How You Can Contribute
Join the community and help shape the next generation of precision competition tools.
Help Validate New Tools
Print tools at home, run them through your practice routines, and share structured feedback.
Download the 3D files, integrate them into your recipes, and report what works—and what doesn't.
Share & Tag Us
Share your AeroPress brewing content and tag us to help spread the word.
Post your brews, techniques, and results using #BrewSupply and tag @brewsupply on social media to grow our community.
Register Your Interest
Get access to files in development, testing calls, and design discussions.
Join the CommunityContributors from 30+ national championship titles across 6 continents.
Every Brew Supply tool is shaped by feedback from AeroPress champions, world finalists, coaches, judges, and dedicated home brewers committed to making coffee experiments more repeatable and competition brewing more intentional.
Want to join the tester roster?
Use the form to add yourself as a contributor and tester if you want to help validate new Brew Supply tools and workflows.
Why Open Source?
Great coffee tools shouldn’t be locked behind expensive hardware or proprietary designs.
Brew Supply releases print files openly when a tool is ready. Testing and planned tools stay documented without pretending a public file already exists.
Release Files
Ready-to-print models when each tested tool reaches publication.
CC BY 4.0 Hardware
Use, adapt, and share new releases with attribution.
MIT Software
Website and app code stay permissively licensed.
Community Contributions
Submit improvements and propose new designs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about joining and using Brew Supply tools.
AeroPress® is a registered trademark used under license from AeroPress, Inc., Palo Alto, CA, USA
Brew Supply is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by AeroPress, Inc. All product names, trademarks, and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Brew Supply is an independent community project focused on enhancing the AeroPress brewing experience through open-source tools and precision engineering.