Brewing software?

Azzy · 06-17-2008, 07:35 AM

Came across this, and thought of you guys almost immediately....

Toolmonger Blog Archive It’s Just Cool: BeerTools Pro

incynr8 · 06-17-2008, 07:40 AM

there are also a couple open source offerings
freshmeat.net: Search results - +brewing

HP_Lovecraft · 06-17-2008, 10:05 AM

I use QBrew. Its free, and pretty good. Nothing to fancy, but does exactly what I want.

I also use ProMash. The "full" version costs money, but the crippled free version still has all its calculators, which is what I use it for. (like strike temps, effeciency, and other all-grain calculations).

I hear lots of great stuff about BeerTools Pro, in that its much like the full version of ProMash. Those are great if you do lots of complex all-grain boils, and need to keep track of every detail, so that great beers can be repeated. For me, I don't usually care about consistency

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HP_Lovecraft MCB Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Southern Maine Posts: 2,958	I use QBrew. Its free, and pretty good. Nothing to fancy, but does exactly what I want. I also use ProMash. The "full" version costs money, but the crippled free version still has all its calculators, which is what I use it for. (like strike temps, effeciency, and other all-grain calculations). I hear lots of great stuff about BeerTools Pro, in that its much like the full version of ProMash. Those are great if you do lots of complex all-grain boils, and need to keep track of every detail, so that great beers can be repeated. For me, I don't usually care about consistency __________________ www.montneel.com My Myspace nonsense "the evidence strongly suggests that neither Billy nor Adam (Smart Parts) could have invented the electronic paintgun" -Garr M. King, U.S. Judge