[Brewmeisters]

Last night, I discovered the wonders that is brewersfriend.com


This is the best thing I've seen since a carboy washer!


I think I'm in beer nerd love. 

[klickitat jim]

It's what I use. I think there's two of us now

[jimmykx250]

Ive been there for just over a year now. A lot of nice features.

[Bob357]

While I seldom use their tools, I enjoy the forums. The people who frequent them are more laid back that you find on most other forums. Just a great bunch!

[Stevie]

I’ve tried to use it a few times since I like the idea of having my info on multiple devices, but just found it too clunky. Maybe I should give it another look.

[MNWayne]

I like their tools. Not too basic, not too complicated.

[rodwha]

I’ve been there ever since Brewtoad moved along as they did. Seems to work just fine for everything I need.

[satchman]

Ive been there for just over a year now. A lot of nice features.

I've been there for a year also, like to water volume calculator and the recipe editor is smooth, including scaling tools.

[802Chris]

I haven't used it before, is it free?

[rodwha]

It is free.

[Stevie]

Free with some limited functionality. $25/year to subscribe.

[EnkAMania]

My computer crashed, so I had to use Brewers Friend and Priceless Brewing for my next batch.  First one ever without BeerSmith, we'll see how it goes.

[erockrph]

I've been using Brewer's Friend for ages, and I'm a huge fan of everything but the price. I've been paying it so far, but $25 a year is really steep for me even for such a quality brewing app. That's what I'd expect to pay to own a full version of software like this outright. I could see paying $8-10 a year or even $50 for a lifetime subscription.

Aside from that gripe, it's quality software all around. I especially love the advanced water calculator and how it can import and tie directly to a recipe.

[hawkbox]

I use it regularly and like it.  $25 a year isn't exactly a steep price and I don't need to try and keep track of my files like in BeerSmith. 

[rodwha]

I just tried their priming calculator. Meh. I like Northern Brewer’s much, much better.