Taste quiz
Compass starts with guided questions that translate ordinary preferences into a taste profile.
Consumer app
Bean Luxe Compass
A developed consumer-first product currently in private beta. Compass helps people find coherent coffees by understanding taste first, then explaining why a match makes sense.
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Bean Luxe Compass
Public Preview - Beta
Your Taste Compass is ready.
Sweet & Balanced Explorer
What your Compass suggests
Your Compass balances what you already drink with what you want to discover: soft, familiar flavors, medium body, medium intensity and guided discovery.
Memorable coffee, for you, is connected with something familiar, but better.
Your taste map
These values describe preference direction, not a score.
SweetnessHigh
AcidityMedium
BodyMedium
IntensityMedium
DiscoveryGuided
Recommended for your Compass
Morning Round Blend
Nadir Pelago Roasters
Good MatchBrazil / IndiaMoka
Taste direction
Cocoa / Hazelnut / Round body
Why this coffee matches
It works with moka and stays close to a chocolate, comfort-led direction.
Demo note: the coffee shown is fictional and used only to represent the Compass interface.
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How it works
Compass maps taste before it points to coffee.
The quiz helps beginners and light specialty users describe what they enjoy. Matching stays deterministic and explainable, with labels and reasons instead of consumer-facing numerical scores.
Taste axes
The model looks conceptually at sweetness, acidity, body, intensity and discovery without exposing internal numbers.
Explainable logic
Matching is deterministic and explainable: users should understand why a coffee fits before any buying decision.
Public preview
Try the Compass taste preview
Answer a few simple questions and see how Compass translates your preferences into a coffee taste profile.
Taste model
Five axes, explained in human language.
Compass can use internal values to compare a profile with coffees, but the public experience should show understandable signals, not a visible score.
Sweetness
Acidity
Body
Intensity
Discovery
Future readiness
A curated catalog can grow from trust.
Roaster profiles and catalog layers can come later, once the taste experience and educational language have earned enough confidence.
The strategic priority is credibility. Compass should keep the promise centered on taste: help people understand what they enjoy, then guide them toward coffee with clear reasons.