BlendFlight: Tea Blend Notes
Keep tea blend trials easy to compare
What it does
BlendFlight keeps tea blend trials, ingredients, tasting notes, photos, and iteration history together in one structured record. It does not make health claims or guarantee flavor outcomes.
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Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad. Not verified for macOS. Food & Drink Developer TECK SOON NG Language EN English Size 1.3 MB iPhone, iPad Run blind tea tasting flights, score each cup, and keep blend notes offline. BlendFlight helps tea makers, cafe teams and tasting hobbyists compare coded tasting flights without losing the story behind each cup. Create a blend brief, add coded cups, record ingredient and variable notes, score aroma, flavor, body and finish, run blind comparisons, mark a winner and keep linked tasting-session notes. Archived briefs stay readable and exportable, while local JSON backup and import keeps your blend records portable. BlendFlight is offline-first.…from apps.apple.com
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