YOUR DAILY POUR PRACTICE
Find your rhythm. Follow the flow. Make something worth sipping.
Touch the pad to check your object. A green ring means the screen detects it. Start records a 30-second drill; lifting pauses recording.
Rest a soft touchscreen-compatible tip against the screen. Its movement drives the green trace.
Slow is smooth. Smooth is beautiful.
LESS WASTE. MORE PRACTICE.
1. Check the contact. Rest a soft touchscreen-compatible tip in the contact pad. The green ring shows the position reported by your screen. Try a finger first. If your object does not produce a ring, it needs a compatible capacitive tip; software cannot make an undetected object register.
2. Record your movement. Press Start, then touch the pad and move back and forth. Gold is the target; green is your actual movement. Lifting pauses the drill and breaks the trace. Touching again sets a fresh centre. Change the movement direction or travel to suit your grip. One BPM beat is one movement across, not a full round trip.
3. Move on to a design. Choose a heart, rosetta, panda or your own image. Design practice tracks a finger, stylus or touchscreen-compatible pitcher tip on the virtual cup. Use the height and flow controls to practice different trails. Uploaded images create detail/etching outlines.
Use an empty pitcher and a soft tip designed for touchscreens, held securely so metal cannot contact the glass. The app tracks the screen contact point; it does not identify the object or measure pitcher height, tilt or milk flow. Rhythm and path scores are practice feedback, not a measure of real latte quality.
Pouring fundamentals: La Marzocco. Rhythm-drill inspiration: Oscillate by Jon Stovall, shared in your reference video.