What AeroPress Recipes Are Included in Aeromatic?

Aeromatic ships with 60+ curated AeroPress recipes drawn from baristas, roasters, and competition winners. The app is available for iOS and Android, and each recipe comes with step-by-step instructions, a built-in stopwatch, and video walkthroughs. If you want to know whether a specific brewing style or a particular champion's method is covered before you install it, the recipe library and its sources are the deciding factor.

Where the recipes come from

Aeromatic's recipe collection is not user-generated by default. The site describes the 60+ recipes as "curated" and sourced from three groups:

• Baristas — working coffee professionals
• Roasters — people who develop and sell the beans
• Championship winners — competitors who placed in AeroPress championship events

That mix means the library spans everyday café-style brews and competition-grade techniques, rather than a single house method repeated 60 times.

Sample recipes shown on the site

The official site previews a handful of recipes so you can see the range before downloading. These are the named examples:

"WAC" refers to the World AeroPress Championship, so several entries are tied to specific competition years and placements. The list also shows the library isn't limited to championship recipes — it includes roaster and equipment-maker contributions like Stumptown and Fellow Products.

What you get with each recipe

Beyond the recipe text itself, Aeromatic pairs each one with tools that affect how you brew it:

• Step-by-step instructions — the sequence to follow
• Built-in stopwatch — a timer for each stage
• Video walkthroughs — visual guidance for the method

You can also add your own notes, create your own recipes, and track your coffee beans, so the built-in library works as a starting point rather than a fixed list.

How to see the full list

The site only previews the sample recipes above. To browse everything, use the Browse All Recipes option on the Aeromatic site, or open the app's Recipes section after installing it for iOS or Android. The homepage also offers a Random Recipe entry if you'd rather let the app pick one for you.

Choosing based on the recipe library

• If you want competition methods — the WAC winner and runner-up entries (2017, 2022, 2023) are the relevant ones to check first.
• If you want roaster-recommended brews — look for entries like Stumptown, which come from the roaster rather than a competitor.
• If you want equipment-specific recipes — Fellow Products' Espresso Prismo entry is tied to a specific accessory, so confirm you own that gear before brewing it.
• If 60+ recipes isn't enough — the app lets you add your own, so the library is a floor, not a ceiling.

The main limitation to keep in mind: the site names only six sample recipes, so the full 60+ list isn't visible until you browse it in the app or on the recipes page.