Tasting · Beta 2026
A new app for coffee geeks.
We're building MyTastingNotes — a place for those who truly care about coffee. A community for specialty coffee, tasting notes, recipes, and discoveries. We're now opening for beta testing.
For the true specialty coffee geek.
MyTastingNotes is built for people who want to understand why a coffee tastes the way it does, and to be able to remember, compare, and share that experience.
A community from the start.
Specialty coffee is better together. That's why we're building the app around community: feedback, recommendations, tasting notes, and discoveries from others who care just as much.
Free. Forever.
We want to build this with the right people first. That's why we're inviting you to a free beta where you can test, influence, and be involved before launch.
Why MyTastingNotes?
Because really good coffee deserves good tools.
Specialty coffee is about details: origin, process, roast, brewing method, recipe, aromas, and the feeling in the cup. Yet much of the experience ends up in notes, screenshots, DMs, or disappears entirely.
MyTastingNotes is our attempt to gather the most important things in one place. An app where the coffee, the taste, and the people around it can take center stage.
- 01 Test the app early and help us find what's actually needed.
- 02 Share feedback directly with us during development.
- 03 Help shape a community for specialty coffee geeks.
MyTastingNotes is built with you.
Free beta · Specialty Coffee · CommunityWho are we looking for?
You just need to be curious.
The beta is for you if you like specialty coffee, want to learn more, try different beans, geek out about brewing, or just want to find better coffee more often.
You are welcome to be a barista, roaster, home brewer, cafe owner, cupping enthusiast, or a beginner with unusually high standards. The important thing is that you want to genuinely test it and say what works — and what doesn't.
Beta invitation
Do you want to be involved from the start?
We are now opening the beta testing for MyTastingNotes. It's free to join, and the first users will get to influence the direction before the public launch.