Your tea, by the numbers.
Today shows how much tea you're drinking, your streak, and how your scores are trending. Not sure what to brew? Pick at random from your cupboard or answer four quick questions about what sounds good.
Not sure what to drink today?
- Oolong keeps you going over many steeps
- Roasted oolong rewards a gongfu session
- Brew 03 of dialing it in
Hover a day to see which teas you had.
How it works
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Open Today
The top row shows sessions today, the last 7 days compared with the week before, your streak, and your average score for the month.
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Not sure what to drink?
Tap Pick at random, or Help me choose and answer four questions: what sounds good (light and refreshing, rich and comforting, aromatic, or caffeine-free), a quick cup or a long gongfu session, hot or cold, and familiar or new.
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Brew it
The suggestion comes with its recipe and the reasons it was picked. One tap opens the timer with everything set.
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See the patterns
Scroll down for sessions per day, infusions and liters brewed, the styles you drink, your most-brewed teas, and whether you're a morning or evening tea drinker.
The details
Picks from your cupboard
Suggestions only include teas you still have leaf for, and they nudge you toward teas that are close to going stale.
Caffeine-free? Covered
Choose Caffeine-free and only teas that are naturally caffeine-free or decaffeinated are suggested. Mate and guayusa count as caffeinated, and you can mark any tea's caffeine yourself.
Any time range
Switch the charts between 7 days, 30 days, 90 days, and all time.
Plain rules, no AI
Every suggestion shows the reasons behind it, like 'Best within 15 days' or 'Your Everyday Perfect Brew, 9/10'.
Questions
What's a session, a steep, a recipe, and a cup?
A session is one time you brewed a tea, however many steeps. A steep (or infusion) is one pour of water over the leaf. A recipe is the settings: temperature, leaf, water, and steep times. A cup is what you drink; the charts count sessions, and volume adds up every steep.
Is it free?
Yes. Today, the charts, and the picker are all part of the free plan.