★ 3
Cosmic Ripple · Verve Coffee Roasters
“Tasted like tea - not the biggest fan even though i usually love verve”
@riss.sips
For specialty coffee drinkers
A field guide
for the coffee
you actually drink.
Log every cup. Build a taste profile. Follow the roasters and drinkers whose palate you trust — and find your next favourite bag before it sells out.
Field notes
“Goodreads for coffee — minus the lists nobody reads. I finally know what I like and where to find it again.”
Theo Marchand
@theo · FLTRD member
01 — The basics
Four habits, one quietly obsessive notebook.
FLTRD is built around the things specialty drinkers already do — written down, organised, and finally searchable.
02 — From the field
What people are drinking this week.
★ 3.5
Cosmic Ripple · Verve Coffee Roasters
“Not the strongest cup of coffee. I also really taste the fruity notes in this coffee making it almost taste like tea. Si...”
@brendon
AeroPress★ 3.5
Caffè oro
Zafiato
Pour Over★ 4.5
Rhinestone Cowboy
Costa Rica · Honey
“Tart and fruity. Wild.”
★ 5
Magnolia · Quietly Coffee
Ethiopia
“Forgot my scale for the cottage so just went on vibes alone. It's either a super gracious bean or I nailed it but either...”
★ 4
Lemon Meringue
“Still needs time to rest but heavy on the florals”
@nate.tucker
03 — Roasters
Follow the roasters. Catch the drop.
Roasters claim their page, publish releases, and write tasting notes. You get a quiet ping the moment a new bean lands.
04 — How it works
From first cup to a feed of your own.
- i.Install
Open in your browser.
Add FLTRD to your home screen — it's a PWA, so there's no app store, no install screen, no waiting on a review queue.
- ii.Log
Capture the cup.
Pick a drink type, add a photo, rate it. Add the bean when you know it — or just log the cafe and the drink. Done in under 30 seconds.
- iii.Follow
Build your feed.
Follow roasters and drinkers whose taste you trust. Their reviews fill your feed; their new releases ping your inbox.
- iv.Discover
Get matched.
Your taste profile quietly improves with every log — so Discover keeps surfacing beans you'll actually want to brew.