01 Map
Places worth the trip.
Tea houses, shops and markets worth finding, on one map.
- Tea houses
- Tea shops
- Plantations
- Markets
Closed beta opens November 17
Tea worth finding, picked by tea people.
Inside the app
01 Map
Tea houses, shops and markets worth finding, on one map.
02 Teas
What a tea is, how it tastes and how to brew it.
03 Passport
Log every cup you pour. Your Passport stays private.
How the beta works
Tell us a little about you and your tea. It takes a minute.
We pick a small group of tea people and write to you before November 17.
Four weeks of finding places, logging cups and telling us what to fix.
Who it’s for
Just starting
What a tea is, how it tastes and how to brew it, in plain words.
A few years in
Tea houses and shops that take tea seriously, and a list of what you want to try.
10+ years
Every session in one private Passport. And a say in what we build next.
Community
Share what’s in your cup, ask about a tea or a place, and follow how TeaKin grows. Open to everyone, beta seat or not.
Free. Takes a minute to join.
Our story
Say “tea” in almost any language and you’ll land on one of two words, both from China. Different cups, same family.
Tea people are like that too. Different cups, same care: good leaves, good water, a place that takes tea seriously. Those places are hard to find. TeaKin is where tea people find them.
Questions
On Tuesday, November 17. It runs for four weeks, until December 14.
No. TeaKin runs in your phone’s browser. You can add it to your home screen if you like.
With your email address. We send you a six-digit code, no password needed.
Only you. Your tastings, notes and lists stay private.
Use it when you drink tea, and tell us what works and what doesn’t. A feedback form is built in.