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TasteIQ Turns Brew Logs Into Decisions

TasteIQ turns brew logs into preference learning, flavor patterns, and clearer next steps so your history becomes something you can actually brew from.

5 MethodsOne logbook for all your brews
Taste TrendsDirection tracked over time
Drift AlertsCatch extraction shifts early
Fast CaptureLog and analyze in one flow
Espresso trend and drift demo

What TasteIQ Learns From

  • Grind setting, dose, yield, and extraction time
  • Taste balance (–5 sour → 0 balanced → +5 bitter) and tasting notes
  • Method, bean, and grinder context per session
  • AI recommendations and follow-up outcomes
  • Puck preparation method (RDT, WDT, tamper, puck screen) for espresso
  • Water temperature and brew ratio for manual methods
Shot 1 — Sour / fast13.8 setting · 24s · 36g yield · Rec: go finer 0.2
Shot 2 — Closer13.6 setting · 28s · 37g yield · Rec: finer 0.1
Shot 3 — Balanced13.5 setting · 31s · 36g yield · Saved as playbook baseline

FreshIQ And Drift Detection In Action

Balanced trend Sour-risk drift Alert: tighten grind +0.2

Rolling trend windows compare recent sessions against your established baseline. When drift is detected, you get a specific correction — not just a warning.

Logs For Every Method

One logbook for all five brew methods. Each method tracks the parameters that matter most for that style.

Espresso

Dose, yield, extraction time, taste balance (–5 to +5), and puck prep details.

Pour Over

Coffee weight, water weight, brew time, water temp, and multi-pour timing.

Drip

Coffee-to-water ratio, brew time, and taste outcome.

AeroPress

Dose, water weight, steep time, and taste direction.

French Press

Coffee weight, water weight, steep time, and taste notes.

All Methods

Searchable history filtered by method, bean, or grinder. Sort by newest or oldest.

Advanced Espresso Tracking

Espresso logging goes deeper than basic notes:

Make every brew history useful

Pressio combines logging, trend analysis, drift detection, and AI recommendations into one loop — so you move from data capture to better extraction without switching between tools.