It’s a beer recipe planning / brewday helper software.

Personally I’ve been using it for years and been really happy with it.

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    1 year ago

    I didn’t know about it till now, but I am a beginner. Just brewed my first beer a few weeks ago and planning on a second soon. I’ll take a look. I know about brewfather and brewers friend, didn’t know about an open source solution.

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      1 year ago

      Welcome to the club! What did you brew?

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        1 year ago

        Just a smash with pale malt and centennial, made a million mistakes but it turned out ok. Wouldn’t say it was great, but nobody had any problems with drinking it and it went away within a few days. But I made my own recipe in brewers friend and that’s one of the many mistakes I made. I only had a very basic setup and minimal equipment, so for my next time,it’s going to be a lot better, I bought a keg, a CO2 tank and a fridge, so as long as I follow a good recipe, it’s gonna be good!

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    1 year ago

    Such a cool app I will look it up in my repo (Mint) since it is also Linux. I have been using some ancient excel sheets until now.

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    1 year ago

    Thanks for this! I’d just sprung for BeerSmith on my phone a couple of years ago and used it on ChromeOS’s Android emulation as well, but I’ve since removed ChromeOS and am left with just a tiny phone screen.

    I see it’s got BeerXML exporting and importing capabilities, I’ll certainly get it on my Linux machine to use a proper screen for my designs.

    And it seems to be endorsed by Wil Wheaton!