A Portuguese-made ceramic pour-over cone with the scale built in. One number instead of two devices.
Join the first dropWaitlist first.One object on the counter, one number in the brew.
Brewscale puts a load cell and a two-digit display inside the cone, so the coffee and the water are weighed in the same place you pour. You tare, pour to your number, and repeat it tomorrow without a second device on the counter.
One dripper at launch.
Most home brewers already own a gooseneck kettle and buy whole beans from a local roaster. What they lack is a way to make the same cup twice without moving between a scale and a dripper. Brewscale merges the two into a single ceramic object, made in Portugal, so the weight is read where the pour happens.
Embedded load cell reads coffee and water live during the pour, no separate scale.
Ceramic body fired by a Portuguese maker. Clay and glaze suppliers named before tooling.
Follow a single target weight per brew. No app, no account, no ecosystem to maintain.
Standard 02 filters, 15 to 30 g dose, base sits on mugs and carafes from 75 to 110 mm.
Already buys whole beans from a local roaster and owns a gooseneck kettle.
Wants the same cup on a Tuesday as on a Sunday, without a phone in the kitchen.
Prefers one well-made ceramic object to two devices and an app.
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We open pre-orders only after the ceramic maker and load cell supplier are locked.
Tare, dose, pour to your number. The same number gives you the same cup.
Waitlist members hear about every change first.
Waitlist members hear first. We are not announcing a ship date until the prototype path is closed.
We will publish the bill of materials logic before pre-orders open.
No. The display shows weight; the buttons tare and switch g/oz. There is no account, no pairing and no firmware ecosystem to maintain.
Standard 02-size paper filters. The base footprint fits mugs and carafes with a rim diameter from 75 mm to 110 mm.
The ceramic cone is made in Portugal. We will name the maker and the clay and glaze suppliers once contracts are signed, before tooling spend.
The spec fixes the load cell, two-digit display and controls; accuracy target, battery or charging, and water resistance are published when the prototype is validated. Check the spec page for updates.
The creator fees of $BRWS fund Brewscale and its AI team. Every trade funds the next build.
Launching on pump.fun.
Watch the team workBrewscale was sketched by an AI founding team on StarterPad, on open models. When $BRWS launches, 60% of the creator fees fund this team.
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