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You use the cloud to transfer recipes (not via files or dropbox), but there is the option to copy those recipes to local storage on your phone/tablet so you can still use it when you are offline (no wifi/3g connection). The lite version does not allow recipe editing/creation, but does have a...

Here's the link I used for the false positive: http://samplesubmit.avg.com/us-en/false-detection Brad

I believe it is a false positive. I even manually checked several pages to see if any malicious scripts were there, but there are none. Here is a virus scan of the site from yesterday: https://www.virustotal.com/url/75775e80547688504c0cee74011677b90869fba43031995be7f592b20b2b0538/analysis/...

Reminds me of my MAME modular game machine I built a few years back, though yours is much more compact! More here: http://www.beersmith.com/mame/index.htm Cheers, Brad

Yes - we have a lot of pro-brewers using BeerSmith now. You need to create an equipment profile for your pilot system and another for your full size system and then you can use the scale command to scale between them. The other major factor is the "hop utilization factor" which is normally...

The BeerSmith app is in development now for both Android and iPhone (iPad and Android tablet to follow). I'm working on two versions, a lite version that will let you view your recipes, run a brew day timer, and have some basic tools and reference material. The full (or pro) version will allow...

Yes, I'm looking at a good way to add it. Its not completely trivial as it would require a new set of indexes, but it is on my to do list for the site as several people have asked for it. Brad

Hi Just use the copy and paste function. Brad

Hi, The upgrade to 2.1 is free for anyone that has 2.0 already - just download the new version from BeerSmith.com -- also the basic account on BeerSmithRecipes.com is free - just go to that site and hit the register button. If you want to make a backup before upgrading (not needed, but...

Thanks - I'm looking at possibly doing a full rewrite of the calendar in the future to make it cleaner and easier to use. Brad

I don't have a printable guide, but in about 20 minutes you can learn all you need to on the videos page: http://beersmith.com/video I recommend the one on setting up an equipment profile (very important), and creating a recipe. Browse the others as needed. The new BeerSmithRecipes.com...

Actually I win! Just posted our Memorial Day Sale price of $19.95 this weekend only - lowest price we've ever offered directly for BeerSmith 2.1. Sale ends Tuesday 29 May at midnight Eastern time. http://beersmith.com We're also offering BeerSmithRecipes.com subscriptions for 30% off...

Thanks! I did want to emphasize that setting up a basic account on the new recipe site is free even if you don't have BeerSmith (some people were confused on this point). http://BeerSmithRecipes.com Also anyone can go on the site and browse/search the recipes (some 1,100 shared in the...

I did a search and could not find this posted anywhere, but thought some of you may be interested: - BeerSmith 2.1 was released yesterday (new brew-day timer, cloud folder) - We also launched our new recipe sharing site: http://BeerSmithRecipes.com You can learn more here...

Hi, Yes the "equipment hop utilization factor" is actually an adjustment for large brewers (primarily pro and microbreweries) who get much higher utilization than we do for an average homebrew setup. It is different from overall hop alpha utilization which is calculated internally using the...

Jared, I changed the internal application of that factor - before it was applying it to the whole yeast count, while now it is applied only to the "growth" that occurs with your starter. Brad

Hi, If you open a BSMX (or BSM or BeerXML file) it opens it in a separate tab showing the file contents. To move it to your permanent store, simply copy/paste the recipes you wish to keep permanently to the "My Recipes" folder or a subfolder of "My Recipes. You can select multiple items by...

Hi, I did change the "stir plate" calculations in the newest version (beta) which is available here: http://www.beersmith.com/forum/index.php/topic,6820.0.html I agree they were too aggressive (it applied the stir plate growth factor to the entire yeast sample instead of just the...

Hi, Yes - the latest build (48) does include XML import. You need to use the Open command, and then use the little dropdown at the bottom of the Open dialog to select the XML format instead of the BSM or BSMX format. Brad

Hi, BeerSmith 2 is now available for the Macintosh as well as Windows platforms. I released the new version (a complete PC rewrite and first time Mac release) in June of 2011. Brad