Coffee data suffers from being fragmented across the value chain. Farmers, importers, exporters, roasters, café owners, baristas, and consumers are all using different platforms, tools, and methods, making standardization extremely difficult.
DiFluid aims to fix this through a vertical chain of interconnected hardware and a robust operating system.
DiFluid was founded by Linus Peng, an entrepreneur who dropped out of his PhD program at South China University of Technology with a straightforward but ambitious idea: put lab-grade precision into the hands of anyone who was curious enough to use it. When individuals, small roasters, and independent cafés can measure and share the same quality of data as the big players, the whole industry learns faster.
The Ecosystem
The Hardware
DiFluid has built hardware that spans the entire coffee journey, from moisture, water activity, density, and screen size testing for farmers and roasters, to live and static roast color measurement and smoke elimination for roasters, to particle size analysis and brew concentration tools for baristas. And that's just the start. With countless new products in development, everything DiFluid makes runs on one shared platform: CoffeeOS.
What is CoffeeOS?
CoffeeOS is a dedicated platform that connects every stage of the coffee journey, from the farm to the cup. Designed to work seamlessly with DiFluid's growing ecosystem of hardware, it brings every tool, measurement, and insight into one unified app. It's not just a companion app; it's an operating system for coffee.