RUNningonbrew

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Any good apps out there for brewing? I have brew pal but it doesn't seem to calculate things correctly

Brewskii

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Ibrewmaster is the "other one" that people use... I have no experience with it but you may want to search the software section here and read up.
I used brewpal a lot until I got beersmith for my pc. I thought it was fairly accurate. There are settings on almost every page... Be sure to tweak the settings based on your set- up if you decide to stick with it.
I use "2008 BJCP styles" app for reference ( its a little cheesy ) and I have a shortcut to...
http://www.brewersfriend.com/bottling-calculator/

... On my iPod desktop that I use RELIGIOUSLY.... Always wondered why brewing programs always seem to forget that kind of stuff

brew2enjoy

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Brewzor

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openthewell

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Another vote for Brewzor Pro. Excellent but its only on Android AFAIK.

weirdboy

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I have been using the BJCP styles app religiously for several months, since I am taking the exam in a few days.

I haven't used BrewPal in a while, as I tend to develop all my recipes in Beersmith nowadays, but I never had issues with calculations being wrong when I was using it. As mentioned before, make sure all the settings are appropriate to your equipment and brewing setup.


One thing that I really like in BrewPal, and still use frequently, is the little SRM color cards reference.

SPLASTiK

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Sippin37

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Love BrewR on Android

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Ibrewaletx

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Brewmate is not a bad little program. It supports beerxml and does a nice text export as well.
Brewtarget is also not too bad. It will run on mac, windows or linux.

kgoodwi2

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Brew World! OK - this one is not necessarily an app for brewing, but if you love beer and travel a lot, this one is great. It uses the GPS on yor phone to find breweries near you. Usually will provide a list of the beers they have on tap, reviews, website links, etc., and will even link to google maps for navigation.

seatbelt123

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I use iBrewmaster. Its great, very powerful and handy on brew days (with the time and for adjustments) and post brew for tracking batches. Also it includes Northern Brewer recipes.