Brew Apps

Choose the brew app that fits the way you work.

Use BeanSieve to turn tray weights into repeatable doses. Use AeroDial to log brews, compare changes, and keep a competition dial-in moving without losing track of your coffee.

These are workflow tools rather than recipe generators. Each one is meant to make a specific part of AeroPress practice easier to read, compare, and repeat when small changes actually matter.

BeanSieve

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BeanSieve Companion

Turn tray weights into repeatable AeroPress doses.

Enter tray weights, shape the next dose, and keep your BeanSieve workflow repeatable from one brew to the next.

Turn tray weights into repeatable AeroPress doses.
Keep the bottom catch tray out by default and see usable coffee at a glance.
Test matched, removed-extremes, or custom profiles without doing the math by hand.

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Use it to

Enter tray weights in physical order and track how much of the sample is accounted for.

Plan the next dose by tray percentage and grams, then prepare follow-up doses from what is left.

Copy recipes, export CSV, and keep sessions in this browser.

AeroDial

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AeroDial

Table-first AeroPress dial-in for competition brewers.

Log brews, compare what changed, and keep your next AeroPress dial-in decision grounded in the session in front of you.

Log each brew in one table while keeping the next brew ready at the top.
Compare brew-to-brew changes without losing sight of coffee left in the session.
Review your taste map, brew trends, and current front-runner while you dial in.

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Use it to

Track core recipe fields fast, or switch to Detailed for fuller process notes.

Mark a front-runner, star or flag brews, and compare changes against the last brew.

Keep everything in the browser with saved dial-ins, import, and export.

Reference Tool

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AeroPress Wheel

Map recipe language to the variables that actually shape the cup.

The AeroPress Wheel is an interactive control map for reading competition-style recipe language, separating input levers from process states, and seeing how those decisions connect to cup outcomes.

See the full AeroPress variable map as one radial system.
Click any domain, input, process state, or cup outcome to get a clear definition.
Use the guide and glossary to turn vague brew notes into repeatable instructions.

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Use it to

Decode competition recipes and see which variables are actually specified.

Compare control levers, process states, and cup outcomes without mixing them together.

Search for terms like stir, bypass, hiss, TDS, or temperature and jump straight to the meaning.