Score on paper.
Keep the data.
Cupping belongs on paper — pencil in hand, palate on the cup. Photograph the filled sheet and Cupper hands you a clean, exportable table. The transcription step is gone.
| Sample | Flavor | Acidity | Total | ✓ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ETH‑01 | 8.50 | 8.00 | 86.5 | |
| COL‑07 | 8.25 | 8.25 | 85.0 | |
| KEN‑03 | 8.75 | 8.25 | 88.0 |
Three steps. The middle one is a photo.
No tapping between slurps, no app at the table. Score the way you always have — Cupper handles everything after the pencil goes down.
Your usual sheet
Pencil in hand, eyes and palate on the cup. SCA, CVA, Cup of Excellence, or your lab's own form — score exactly as you do today.
One frame, on your phone
Snap the filled sheet — edge detection and auto-deskew do the rest. Batch a whole table's worth, or have each cupper self-scan. Works offline; syncs later.
Glance, confirm, done
Cupper reads every value and flags only the few it's unsure of. Confirm against the photo crop, then export to the spreadsheet you already use.
Not locked to one standard.
Most apps make you score their way. Cupper reads the sheet you already use — and if it's your own proprietary form, teach it once and reuse it forever.
One session, every cupper.
The phone is for the table
A scorekeeper scans everyone's sheets, or each cupper self-scans from their own phone with a join code. Either way, results land in one place.
The web console is for the organizer
Stand up a session, import the roster, watch completeness fill in live, and export when it's done — built for the wide layouts a competition needs.
Out to the workbook you already use
Export to CSV or XLSX with the join key called out for your VLOOKUP. Cupper feeds your analysis; it doesn't try to replace it.
Built with cuppers who care about a quarter‑point.
Logos & testimonials land here once early-access partners are live.
Score on paper. Keep the data.
Join the early-access list and be among the first to turn a stack of filled score sheets into a clean table — no transcription, no silent errors.