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Looking great! Finally got my hands on an RPi Zero, and both my keezer and ferm chamber are now running ESP8266 temp controllers. Once Fermentrack is released I plan to install on the RPi Zero along with RPints. The old Pi Model B will keep running the brewery. :mug:

That was quick! I'll grab the new code tonight. I like that format, very simple. Probably wouldn't hurt if there was a little legend displayed on the page so I wouldn't have to find this thread each time I go in to change it lol.

This has worked perfectly for me as well. It may be operator error, but I was not able to get it to log to ThingSpeak with the newest version (with local logging). I reflashed to the previous release and the same parameters worked... Either way, very intuitive and reliable.

From a brewing perspective, it would be cool to say "Alexa, tell my brewery to Mash for 60 minutes at 152 degrees." Then, after an hour, Alexa would tell you that your mash is complete. Then during the boil, you could say "Set duty cycle to 85%." or something like that. Also "pump on" or "pump...

I see, I see. As these wireless hydrometers become more reliable/available/integrated it'll have any more appeal. "...Alexa, what is the SG of my Bourbon Stout?" :rockin: I've been keeping tabs on your Django project via the ESP8266 Brewpi thread! I ran your pi+ESP8266 solution for a while...

Has anyone looked into the possibilities of incorporating Amazon Alexa/Echo with automated brewing software? Just picked up an Echo Dot and the little thing is pretty impressive. I run StrangeBrew Elsinore (thanks Doug!), CraftBeerPi (thanks Manuel!), and a couple instances of BrewPi (thanks...

I've run CBPi, StrangeBrew, and BrewPi on the same pi at the same time. I think its a B+. No issues at all. When I switch a device on via one of the programs, the indicators on the other show the changed state as well. I'll continue to brew with StrangeBrew for now, at least until CBPi adds...