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Title: Coffee Journal Launches South African Platform for Espresso Tracking and Roaster Discovery

Randvaal Meyerton, Gauteng, South Africa, 4th Jun 2026 — Coffee Journal has launched a South Africa-focused digital platform for specialty coffee enthusiasts, bringing together espresso shot logging, local roaster discovery, coffee education, and community-led evaluation tools in one online destination. Presented as a free web app built in South Africa, the platform was created to give home brewers and coffee enthusiasts a more structured way to document their coffee journeys while exploring the country’s growing specialty scene.Founded by Bibi Burness, Coffee Journal was developed to address what the platform describes as a lack of a central home for South Africa’s specialty coffee community. The site frames itself as a learning-focused journal built around curiosity, consistency, and discovery, with a mission to document roasters, brewing methods, and dial-in attempts while making specialty coffee more approachable for everyday users.At the core of the platform is an espresso tracker designed to help users record and compare individual coffee shots. According to the platform’s published feature descriptions, the tracking system allows users to log variables including grind settings, dose, yield, and extraction time, giving coffee enthusiasts a practical way to improve repeatability and understand how brewing adjustments influence flavor and balance.Coffee Journal also extends beyond shot logging through its South African coffee roasters directory, which showcases specialty coffee businesses from across the country. Structured data published on the suppliers section indicates 27 listed roasters and suppliers, spanning locations such as Cape Town, Johannesburg, Durban, Pretoria, Stellenbosch, Centurion, and the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands. That directory function supports bo...

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