Gnok.
Panama Boquete Geisha
Made for iPhone
Photograph the bag, keep the details, and watch your taste take shape.
The Gnok Collection screen, showing coffees as exhibits on fields coloured from their bags.
The exhibit
Gnok lifts the bag out of your photo and hangs it on a field coloured from the bag itself, with its full name, roaster, origin, process and the taste you recorded. Open it, and the colour fills the whole screen.
An exhibit open in Gnok: the bag’s colour fills the screen behind its name, photo and recorded facts.
Features
Add opens on the viewfinder. Take the photo, pick one from your library, or type the details in by hand.
On-device Vision cuts the bag away from the counter behind it. No clean bag in the shot? Keep the original photo instead.
Every coffee you buy joins the month you bought it. Scroll back through the year, one exhibit at a time.
Each origin gets a pin on a satellite globe. Five taste families show what you keep coming back to: counts of your bags, never a score.
Pour-over, espresso, AeroPress, moka pot and more. Set the method you reach for every morning.
Name and roaster first; origin, process, roast, weight and taste when you know them. Gnok never fills in a fact for you.
Gnok is for people who buy coffee from different roasters, brew at home, and forget which bag was the good one by the next month.
A photo of the bag gets lost in your camera roll. A spreadsheet feels like homework. Gnok sits between the two: one tap to the camera, a few details, done.
So the bag itself is the design. Its colour becomes the page. Its name is printed in full, however long. Everything else is native iPhone: Liquid Glass, Light and Dark, Dynamic Type.
No account, no feed, no stars. Just a quiet place to remember what you loved.
Gnok is a coffee collection for iPhone. Photograph each bag you buy, record what you know about it, and keep every coffee in a collection arranged by month, with a Taste view that shows what you keep coming back to.
No. Gnok has no accounts and no sign-in. Open it and add your first coffee.
On your iPhone. Your bags, photos and preferences are saved in the app’s own storage and are included in your iPhone’s regular backups. Gnok doesn’t send them to us or anyone else.
No. Gnok lifts the bag out of your photo on the device, and you enter the details yourself, so nothing in your collection is a guess.
They count how often each of five taste families (Bright, Fruit & Floral, Sweet, Rich & Nutty, Funk & Depth) appears across your saved bags. It’s a record of what you’ve bought and noted, not a score or a recommendation.
Yes. Any coffee can be shared as a poster, ticket, wall label or catalog card through the iPhone share sheet. Nothing is shared until you tap Share.
Gnok is made for iPhone running iOS 26 or later. It follows Light and Dark Mode and Dynamic Type.
Gnok is coming soon to the App Store. This page will link to the listing as soon as it’s live.