Feeling Bitter, Looking Better
Temperature can now join the main chart as an optional unified view, tasting assessments include bitterness, and there are other API, security, and shot editing improvements too.
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Whether you're a home enthusiast or a professional barista, Visualizer gives you the tools to understand your coffee better. Track your progress, experiment with confidence, and connect with coffee lovers worldwide.
Just hours after unboxing a Decent espresso machine in November 2020, the first iteration was created and shared with the community.
A massive overhaul that transformed the platform into a more dynamic and user-friendly tool. Visualizer quickly gained popularity, amassing over 100 users and 4,000 shots within just two months. The redesigned interface offered an improved experience on both desktop and mobile devices.
Due to the platform's substantial growth, Visualizer transitioned from a sponsorship model to a freemium subscription model. The goal was to cover hosting costs and expand development of new features.
Visualizer got an actual logo and a completely redesigned UI for a cleaner and more welcoming experience. Another big step forward in user experience was made with the introduction of Instant Filters and infinite loading. As Visualizer expands beyond the Decent coffee community, it aims to engage a broader audience of devoted coffee enthusiasts.
Temperature can now join the main chart as an optional unified view, tasting assessments include bitterness, and there are other API, security, and shot editing improvements too.
Shots now support tasting assessment fields for Premium users, complete with a visual breakdown on shot pages and comparisons. There are also chart fixes, parser fixes, self hosted API docs, and plenty of smaller improvements.
Coffee bags now support custom metadata fields , Water Dispensed got the same second Y-axis option as Weight, and plenty of smaller fixes and updates across the app.