EVERYTHING HOUSE OF BREW
ACTUALLY DOES.
No marketing fluff. No "AI-powered synergy." Just the seven things we built to replace your spreadsheet, your notebook, and the three other apps you stitched together.
DIAL IN EVERY NUMBER BEFORE YOU BOIL.
A full-featured recipe builder with grain bill, hops, yeast, and mash schedule. Every gravity, bitterness, and color reading recalculates the instant you change an ingredient — no recalc button, no stale totals.
- Live SRM (Morey), IBU (Tinseth), ABV, OG, and FG as you tweak ingredients
- BJCP 2021 style hints with target ranges surfaced inline
- Mash schedule builder with strike and sparge water volumes
- Target water profile attached to the recipe, not the brew day
- Clone any recipe as a starting point for your next experiment
A GUIDED BREW DAY THAT KNOWS WHERE YOU ARE.
Twelve structured steps walk you from ingredient check to packaging. Each step has the calculations and checklists specific to what you're actually doing — no scrolling through a PDF with sticky hands.
- Ingredient check → water treatment → strike water → mash → lauter → boil → whirlpool → chill → pitch → ferment → diacetyl rest → package
- Step-specific timers, targets, and checklists
- Mineral additions pulled from your target water profile
- Gravity readings captured inline and compared to target
- Everything timestamped so your brew log writes itself
WATER CHEMISTRY THAT ACTUALLY MAKES SENSE.
Start from a historical profile, add the right minerals, and House of Brew tells you what your mash will actually do. No spreadsheets, no guesswork, no cryptic abbreviations without units.
- 10 historical profiles: Burton, Dublin, Pilsen, Munich, London, Vienna, Edinburgh, Dortmund, and more
- Mineral calculator for gypsum, calcium chloride, epsom salt, baking soda, chalk, and lactic acid
- Residual alkalinity and estimated mash pH for the grain bill you built
- Sulfate:chloride ratio guidance for hop-forward vs malt-forward balance
- Adjustments live on brew day — recipes stay style-agnostic
EVERY BATCH, EVERY READING, EVERY BREW.
A batch is an instance of a recipe, not a copy of it. Move through a clear six-status workflow and keep a permanent record of what you actually did versus what the recipe said.
- Six-status workflow: planned → brewing → fermenting → conditioning → packaged → archived
- Gravity timeline with actual vs target overlay
- Pitch timestamp, fermentation notes, and tasting notes per batch
- Quick status badges tappable from the dashboard
- Archive keeps the history without cluttering the active list
INVENTORY THAT DECREMENTS ITSELF.
Grain, hop, and yeast stock live in one place. Starting a brew day deducts the ingredients you actually used — no more finding out mid-mash that you're short two ounces of Citra.
- Grain, hop, and yeast catalog with custom items
- Automatic decrement on brew day based on recipe amounts
- Recipe builder surfaces stock hints as you design
- Low-stock indicators so you can shop before brew day, not during
- Manual adjustments for the inevitable bag-of-grain-fell-on-the-floor moment
BRING YOUR RECIPES. OR SHARE THEM.
BeerXML in, BeerXML out. Migrate your library from Brewfather or BeerSmith in one click and export any recipe to share with a friend or enter a competition.
- One-click import from Brewfather, BeerSmith, and any BeerXML-compatible source
- Ingredient matching against the House of Brew catalog
- Export any recipe as standards-compliant BeerXML
- Round-trip safe — import, tweak, export without data loss
- No lock-in: your recipes are yours, always
EVERY BREWING CALCULATION, BUILT IN.
No spreadsheets. No tab-switching to a calculator site. The math every homebrewer uses is baked into the app, cited from the same sources the textbooks use.
- Morey SRM and Tinseth IBU — the standards
- ABV and apparent attenuation from OG and FG
- Priming sugar for corn sugar or sucrose, temperature-aware
- Strike water temperature and sparge water volume
- Every formula surfaced where you need it, never hidden behind a menu
READY TO HIT YOUR NUMBERS?
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