Duo Coffee

An espresso machine
you can fold

Tap a button, watch the shot pour, drink it — and every cup and milligram is counted.

Download on the App Store
iPhone Duo folded to 90°: the retro machine standing up, the cup on its drip tray below
The retro cream machine pouring into a white porcelain cup
Retro
A pour-over bar with three V60 drippers above a stoneware cup
Pour-over bar
A coffee lab of copper pipes pouring into a skull mug
Coffee lab

THE FOLD

Built for iPhone Duo

iPhone Duo stood in a tent showing the pour-over timer

Folded to 90°

The front of the machine stands up; the cup sits on its drip tray on the table. The stream crosses the hinge into it — which is the whole reason this app exists.

Tent mode

Stood in a ∧ on the counter it becomes a big pour-over timer, your month in stacks of cups, and your coffee selfie. The screen stays awake while it stands.

No Duo required

On every other iPhone the machine and the cup share one screen, and everything — the counter, the timer, the selfie — works exactly the same.

THE POUR

A shot you can watch

Press espresso, lungo, americano or cappuccino. The grinder rattles, the needle climbs to nine bar and a thin stream runs into the cup — dark first, then blond, crema gathering, steam rising.

Sound made live

The grinder, the pump and the pour are synthesised as they happen, so no two shots sound the same. Tap the full cup and you hear it go.

Machines to swipe

Swipe the machine to change it, swipe the cup to change the cup. Seven machines and six cups come free.

Your cups, drunk

A cup counts when you drink it, not when you make it — so playing with the machine never spoils the numbers.

THE COUNTER

How much coffee,
really

Today's ring

Caffeine so far against a daily limit — 400 mg by default, the figure given for most healthy adults, and yours to lower.

Day, week, month, year

Cups, milligrams, a daily average and your usual drink, with a chart you can tap.

What is a lot?

A short guide: up to 200 mg at a time, less when pregnant, and why a late cup can cost sleep.

THE SHELF

A week of cups,
stacked

The history is a shelf of the very cups you drank from, one stack a day. Shake the phone or tap the shelf and they tumble and clink; leave them and they tidy themselves up. Hold a cup to take it back out of the count.

COFFEE SELFIE

Your month,
in one picture

Take a selfie or pick a photo. Your face is cut out right on the phone and set among every cup you drank that month, with the count and the caffeine in big type.

  • Made to be shared — nothing is uploaded to make it
  • A new picture every month
  • Beauty, with Premium: smoother skin, warm café light

POUR-OVER TIMER

One dial,
every step

V60, Chemex, French press and AeroPress. The whole brew goes round one big dial with what to do now in large type, a chime at every step and three ticks before it — so you can pour without looking. Stand the Duo in a tent and it reads from across the kitchen.

PREMIUM

Twenty more machines.
Twenty more cups.

A pour-over bar A cold drip tower of copper and oak A coffee lab of copper pipes A Japanese hinoki machine Granny's sideboard machine with roses and lace An elephant that pours from its trunk A rubber duck machine

Machines and brewers

A pour-over bar that drips, a cold drip tower that takes its time, a coffee lab, a hinoki machine, granny's sideboard, an elephant, a rubber duck and more.

Cups

A skull, a toadstool, a pumpkin, a tin can, concrete, Delft, gold rim — twenty of them, each on every tray.

Latte art and Beauty

A heart, a tulip or a rosetta poured into every cappuccino, and a softer, warmer face for your coffee selfie.

PRIVACY

Nothing leaves
the cup

No account, no ads, no tracking, no analytics. Your cups are counted on your phone and stay there. The privacy policy is short because there is little to say.