Stir My Coffee™
About This Project
About This Project
Stir My Coffee™ tracks which places actually get it right — and how fast.
Student of the Month – Quinsigamond Community College (April 2026)
What started as a bad cup of coffee turned into a real product — built between work, school, and life.
Stir My Coffee™ started with a simple, frustrating pattern: coffee that wasn’t mixed. First sip? Milk. Last sip? Sugar overload.
Not a one-off mistake — a system failure. So instead of complaining about it, I built something to track it.
Most review platforms care about vibes. Stir My Coffee cares about execution. Did they actually make your drink correctly?
This is about consistency, standards, and accountability — at scale.
Over time, the data speaks for itself.
Builder. Operator. Problem solver.
I’m Jon Scott — developer of Stir My Coffee.
This wasn’t built in a lab. It was built while running a restaurant, taking 15-credit college semesters, planning a wedding, and running HomeNet Hudson.
Translation: built in the margins — early mornings, late nights, and a lot of “I’ll fix that tomorrow”… followed by not waiting until tomorrow.
Before tech, I worked in professional kitchens and was ranked Top 10 Chef in Boston (Thumbtack, 2014–2015). That environment teaches one thing fast: details matter, or everything falls apart.
Stir My Coffee was built from the ground up using original code — no plug-and-play APIs. The core systems (voting, ranking, data flow, performance) were engineered manually, with only Leaflet used for mapping.
Because when something simple fails repeatedly, it’s not random — it’s a broken system.
This isn’t really about coffee. It’s about standards — the gap between “good enough” and “done right.”
If small steps get skipped thousands of times a day, that’s not a mistake — it’s a pattern.
Next time you grab a coffee, take a sip and ask one question: Did they get it right?
Stir My Coffee.