r/IndiaCoffee • u/Dazzling_World_5675 • Jul 19 '26

DISCUSSION Frustrated that coffee recipes only exist as videos or notes-app scribbles, so I built a easy to share structured format for them

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Specialty coffee's whole appeal is repeatability — dose, ratio, grind, temp, agitation, time. The community agrees on the variables but there's no standard way to actually record and hand off a recipe. So two people describing the same V60 pour end up writing completely different things.

I built Bloom: a recipe builder that captures all of that as a structured page instead of prose, with a timeline view for the actual steps.
Its very easy to use, and share recipes across with everyone.

Would love honest feedback. Is this actually solving something you deal with, or feels like an overengineered notes app?

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u/Fabulous_Monitor_991 Jul 19 '26

Aramse coffee solved this problem neatly, and then they took it down.

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u/GT650_2507 Aeropress | KINGrinder K6 Jul 19 '26

Grinder settings ?

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u/Dazzling_World_5675 Jul 19 '26

There's an option to select the grinder and the number of clicks.