u/jakeryanlee

Hey everyone,

I built indiecoffeeclub.co.uk as a central place to browse coffees from independent roasters across the UK and Ireland. You can search by origin, process, or roaster, and now we've just launched:

• Accounts are live (You'll get a fun generated handle like coffeeGuzzler_1234)
• Write reviews across all the coffees
• Save your favourites (or ones you want to remember)

If you've got a local roaster you love, it'd be great if you favourited a few of their coffees. It helps others discover great roasters they might never have heard of, and keeps the directory useful for everyone.

Just trying to make it easier to find good coffee without visiting fifteen different websites.

Hey everyone,

A few weeks back I shared indiecoffeeclub.co.uk here and the feedback was better than I had expected. There were also some great ideas put forward, and I'm happy to say we have addressed most of them.

What's New:

• Accounts are live (You'll get a fun generated handle like coffeeGuzzler_1234)
• Write reviews across all the coffees
• Save your favourites (or ones you want to remember)

If you've got a local roaster you love, it'd mean a lot if you signed up and favourited a few of their coffees. It helps other people discover great roasters they might never have heard of, and it keeps the directory useful for everyone.

This is my last post about the site here**,** I don't want to spam a community that's about roasting, not promotion. I'm very grateful for all the feedback. The site will keep improving quietly in the background.

I got tired of checking five different roaster websites to compare what's available. I wanted one place to see what's out there, so myself and another developer built the Indie Coffee Club.

If you're based in the UK and buy from indie roasters, I'd love your honest take — what's missing, what works, what doesn't. Particularly interested in whether this is actually useful or if I'm solving a problem that doesn't exist.

We will be adding accounts soon so you can keep track of your favourites, but would also like to know what other features you would find useful