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Purchasing through our affiliate links helps support our site at no extra cost to you. We ship worldwide and support our products and customers for life. Our new shop with over 150 new products: I've recorded up to 4 dry hop additions with it. Ĭhange the 'stage' to primary, secondary, or finishing. I didn't see a way to add dry hop durations in beer tools. Beersmith is mine forever, or at least as long as it works on my os.ĭrinking: Pub Ale, Electric Creamsicle, Mild, Pliny the Younger, Belgian Dark Strong, Weizen, Russian Imperial Stout, Black Butte Porter You never know if they decide to add a pay wall or just shutdown someday and you lose all of your recipes.

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But I like having a licensed downloaded software instead l because having all of my recipes stored on a server of some company has some risk. I wanted to add that I've never used brewers friend either but I did use brewtoad and whatever brewtoad was before it became brewtoad and I liked it. I didn't really use the mobile website for beer tools so can't comment to that. And I like the beersmith app although I'd like to be able to access my inventory from it. Also even if I decided I like beer tools more, it would be difficult to justify paying for another brew software after I've already invested in one that works. If I'm wrong about any of this someone please correct me. But I also like being able to scale recipes to gravity, bitterness and color which I didn't see in beer tools. But ultimately I decided to go back to beersmith because I didn't see a way to add dry hop durations in beer tools which now that I'm writing it out I'm not sure if that should be a deal breaker. It's cleaner, more intuituve and more fun and satisfying to use in my opinion.

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I've been using beersmith for about a year and I tried a 30 day trial of beer tools recently.

So that's where I'm at but am wondering if an investment in something like this will be a step in the right direction as the basement build comes together.

I've also liked the portability aspect for being able to bring a recipe to the LHBS and get their two cents on what I wrote.

But until this build began I've been hauling everything from the basement to the garage on brew day, so portability was crucial. It's been a couple years since this thread was active so I'm curious what different folks' experience is now? I have been using BeerSmith on my iPad exclusively and certainly like the portability of it. Kal just posted a great opportunity for a discount on BeerTools Pro: Member of the Arizona Society of HomebrewersĪlright, reviving an old thread.

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You can get a free 21 day trial at the BeerSmith website.īrad also posts videos weekly on YouTube with various special guests. I love BeerSmith - it's a great program and Brad (owner) is a super nice guy. I've tired Brewer's Friend, and it's very good, but I prefer the interface, inventory and some of the additional depth Beersmith provides. Beersmith also does cloud storage of the recipes, so moving to a different computer is no longer an issue. I was a calibration technician for a dozen years, so I'm uber geeky with the weights and measures. I feel it's a little more in depth, which I freely admit isn't strictly necessary. I also downloaded BeerSmith which seemed good, but i just stuck with Beer Tools Pro. At that point i was still using BrewAlchemy or something like that and Bobby's videos covered solutions to most of my gripes with Beer Tools Pro. I switched over to it a few years ago after watching some of Bobby_M's videos on YouTube where he explains how he uses it. Link changed to support our site at no additional cost to you - we thank you!ĭrinking: Perogi Pale, NEIPA, Nutter's Crossing Nut Brown Ale, Edmund Fitzgerald Porter Clone Location: The Ozark Mountains of Missouriīrewers friend here, no reason not to, it has it all I own Beersmith2 but use Brewers friend as well. Working on: Janet's Brown Ale, Terry's Kolsch, Pilsner It's great to be able to access my recipes from any place, any time.ĭrinking: Steelhead Porter, Alt-Toids, Hefty-Weizen, Terry's Kolsch, African Amber, Pumpkin Ale, Double Dog Ale

I own Beersmith and Beer Tooks Pro, but I'm using Brewer's Friend exclusively now. I have beertoolspro but strongly prefer and use brewer's friend (the website). its easy to navigate and customize, thier forums and customer support are quite good, and it will also keep an inventory of what you have on hand. I bought beersmith2 just because it was the first piece of brewing software i found. I am using a MAC, so whats the easiest and best software, BEERTOOLS or BEERSMITH? Your opinions matter, so give me some insight as to which is better and why please. I am new to all this, and our brewery is finished! Cant wait to use it! But we are at the point where we need software.