What Reddit Says About Coffee Roasting Assistant Apps

If you're interested in tracking your green inventory and logging your roasts over time, check out puckprep.io; we're still in beta but looking for any feedback from both hobby roasters and commercial roasters. We're currently building out support for Artisan profiles and will continu...

I have been using coffee roaster pro on my phone. Could be better like every app out there. It does the job for me, but im always open to…

I have a HeatSnob and use RoastMonitor software. (Device and free software from Aus. forum Coffee Snobs)

I can create an online store with individual logins for clients, which allows me to customize pricing for each of them and they only see their prices. Their orders are automatically added to our daily roast schedule and green coffee needs are generated automatically as well.

Hello, I highly recommend Roastmaster. I have been using it for 7 months now and it has helped me dial in consistency and log my inventory. It's ease of use and features make it stand out in my opinion.

What it is: A pour-over–focused app that scans your coffee bag, pulls origin/roast info, and generates AI-assisted brew recipes with step-by-step timers (V60, Chemex, Kalita, AeroPress, etc.).

114 votes, 153 comments. This year's list has dropped. What were your biggest surprises/snubs? https://www.roastful.com/top-roasters

You could try this Android app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=alex.coffeeroasterfree

So I have experience using both pieces of software. For me, RoastTime is a far superior product. Roasting on the bullet is a much more streamlined experience and I have far less “janky” issues that never get fixed.

So it's just an option for those that doesn't do pen n paper I guess. ... Very nice! I used Coffee Roaster Pro on Android as well as writing every key roast point in my paper roast log.

What I realized is that what I love about roasting coffee is fiddling with the roast curve to see what I can get out of each bean—I can basically do that forever—and the Behmor actually made roasting much less fun. Fast forward to today, when I come across Artisan roasting software, which seems (?) ...

I used to work for Cropster. i wish there is more competition, but it is a very expensive software to maintain, they are a big team 120+ employees. It is a very useful tool, sadly people focus on profiling a lot, remember that that tools is ...

I have been roasting on a Behmor for 15 years and have done over 1500 roasts. They are very user friendly IMHO. If you order from Burman Coffee, you get free shipping and free green beans to start you out. Jump in with both feet! Well worth the money and effort for the joy of always drinking fresh c...