In my eyes, Brewfather has a serious edge in terms of its overall ease of use, 3rd party integrations ( like Tilt), and mobile access from any device. The Tilt integration allows you to view your Tilt fermentation chart from within the Brewfather app-it’s pretty slick and only takes a few minutes to set up. The best part is you can save the data associated with a given batch so you can easily refer back to historical brews.
These features are the main reason I purchased an annual subscription. Since Brewfather is completely cloud-based, you have easy access to your full account and all of your recipes no matter what device you access it from. MASH AND BOIL BEERSMITH FULLĪny compatible computer, tablet, or smartphone has full access to all of the application’s robust recipe design features, calculators/tools, and brewing profiles.
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This is incredibly useful for making adjustments on the fly that instantly and automatically update to the cloud. User Interface and Mobile Appīrewfather contains all of your brew day information in a single view. There is no performance difference between the desktop and mobile versions of Brewfather.
The mobile version collapses into a single column but still contains the same information and gives you the same level of control as the desktop version. This is hugely beneficial for me as I only have a desktop at my house. The Brewfather mobile app feels very fluid and is really easy to navigate.īrewfather has a lot of features associated with the actual brewing steps. One of the nicest is their batch feature.
This is where the data from your actual brew day comes into play. Brewfather recipes serve as the original source where your batch is the brewing process where changes can be freely made without altering the original recipe. This is great if you want to scale or tweak a recipe without having to clone and create two versions.
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