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Set up Rostoc

The first time you open Rostoc there are two short screens, and then you are in the app. Everything else is a checklist you work through at your own pace, in whatever order suits you.

Create your account. Rostoc opens your browser to sign up or log in, then returns to the app.

Choose your units. Temperature in Celsius or Fahrenheit, weight in kilograms or pounds. Both are display preferences — you can change them later in Settings → Preferences, and changing them converts what you see rather than rewriting anything.

Click Get started and Rostoc opens on Home.

Home shows Get started in its left column until you have worked through it, with a counter beside the heading.

RowWhat it doesCounted
Connect your machineOpens Machines, where you pick your roaster from the catalog and link it. See Add your first machine.Yes
Add a greenOpens Green Inventory with the new-coffee form open, so stock tracks itself from your first roast.Yes
Create a roast planOpens Plans with the create form open — charge weight and a target Curve, or import Curves you already have.Yes
Roast your first batchOpens Plans, so you can start Roast Studio from the Plan you made.Yes
Remove sample dataDeletes the sample coffees, Lots, Batches, Plans, and orders that came with the account. Anything you created stays, and a sample Plan or coffee you renamed, edited or roasted with is kept as your own.While there is sample data to remove
Tell us what’s missingOpens the feedback form.No — it is optional

Each row checks itself off from what is actually in your account, not from whether you clicked it — so importing a machine setup or a spreadsheet counts the same as doing it by hand. Rows completed on one computer show as completed on another.

Once the checklist is done, the column becomes Needs Attention and starts showing your real work.

A new account arrives with sample coffees, Lots, Batches, Plans, and an order in flight. They exist so Home, Green Inventory, and Batches have something to show while you find your way around, and they are marked sample wherever they appear.

Remove them from the Remove sample data row on the checklist, or from the Remove demo data button on the sample notice at the top of Home. Rostoc asks to confirm, then deletes only what it created. This cannot be undone, but nothing you made yourself is touched.

Once you have recorded a Batch, Rostoc asks once where you roast — your country, your team size, and your roastery name if you want to give it. It shapes what gets built next. Skip it and it does not come back.