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Show HN: Self-hosted coffee app for tracking espresso shots, with AI assistance

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Roastbook The AI-native coffee journal you actually own. Keep every gram of data on your own infrastructure. Live demo · Quick start · Documentation · Design system TipTry it in ten seconds.

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Canonical URLhttps://github.com/michidk/roastbook
Publication timeMon, 14 Sep 2026 13:06:05 +0000
Retrieval time2026-09-14T13:16:51.950Z
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Roastbook The AI-native coffee journal you actually own. Photograph the bag. Log the brew. Keep every gram of data on your own infrastructure. Live demo · Quick start · Documentation · Design system TipTry it in ten seconds. The read-only demo runs entirely from bundled sample data — no account, no database, nothing to install. ☕ What it is Roastbook is a self-hosted home for your brews, beans, recipes, café visits, roasters, brewing methods, and gear — and it fills itself in for you. 📷 Photograph a bag and Roastbook reads the label: origin, region, farm, variety, process, roast level, roast date, tasting notes. 🔎 Type a roaster's name and it researches the website, location, and background.

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