Your data stays yours
Everything lives on your device by default, with iCloud backup and/or manual import and export of your database.
Every bag tracked, every cup remembered.
Coffee Cellar & Diary keeps your beans, roast dates, and tasting notes in one place. Buy once, no IAPs, own it forever.
Out now for iPhone and iPad
One-time purchase
No subscriptions
No ads
Your cellar
Start with your cellar
Log each bag with its roaster, origin, process, variety, and roast date, and Coffee Cellar handles the rest. When a bag finishes resting, you'll get a notification the moment it's ready to brew.
The Brew Diary
Every brew gets its own record
Pour-over and espresso each get their own recipe tools: timed pour schedules for one, shot pressure and time for the other, alongside dose, ratio, and water temperature for any method.
Recipe recall
Know where to start tweaking
Brewing a coffee you've made before pulls in your last recipe, grinder, and settings automatically, along with the note you left yourself last time, so you know exactly what to change.
Multi-device sync and support
iPad view and iCloud sync
Leverage the added screen real estate on iPad to get a full view of the whole collection at a glance. For when things start getting real serious. And with iCloud sync, all your devices will have the latest data at all times.
The Coffee Library
Your personal coffee journey
Every coffee you've ever logged, grouped by roaster and counted by brews and bags in the cellar, cataloguing your very own coffee experience.
Appearance
Customize it however you want, even if you lack taste
Light mode, dark mode, and individual accent colours for however you're feeling about it. Even if you want to mix red and neon green.
App icon
Choose the icon that suits your home screen
Four icons ship with the app: the cellar rack in blue or green, and a flat monochrome mark in light or dark. Switch whenever you like.
Yours to keep
Just a one-time purchase
There's no account to create, no ads, and no subscription. You buy it once and you own it forever.
Get in touch
Questions, bug reports, or just want to talk coffee?
I read everything. Email is best for anything detailed; Reddit is good for the quick stuff and for following along as the app grows.