brew.it.again()

Inspiration

Specialty-coffee recipes are usually shared as static instructions: a dose, a grind setting, a temperature, and a sequence of pours.

In practice, a recipe is never truly static. The result changes with the coffee, roast date, grinder, brewing device, water, technique, and personal taste. When someone adapts a Chemex recipe to a V60 or changes the grinder, that knowledge is usually lost in notes, screenshots, or social-media posts.

I built brew.it.again() around a different idea:

A coffee recipe should behave like versioned code.

Instead of replacing the original recipe, every experiment can become a new version with a clear history of what changed, who changed it, and how the cup turned out.

while not perfect:
    brew.it.again();

Built With

• codex
• firebase
• gpt
• openai
• pwa
• react
• typescript