TryBrewLog is a brewery management workspace that connects batch tracking, fermentation records, recipes, inventory, fermenter capacity, and decision tools for craft brewery teams.
What is TryBrewLog?
TryBrewLog is a browser-based brewery operations workspace for craft breweries. It takes in brew-day records, gravity checks, fermentation notes, recipe details, stock levels, and fermenter schedules, then organizes them into private, owner-scoped batch records and daily operational alerts. The product is made by TryBrewLog and offers a free plan plus Starter, Brewery, Professional, and Enterprise tiers.
What makes TryBrewLog stand out?
- Batch command center — keeps every brew day, gravity reading, fermentation note, and packaging decision tied to one protected batch record, from first mash-in through conditioning.
- Fermenter-aware planning — maps vessel windows, catches overlaps, and shows capacity pressure (for example FV-03 availability) before it becomes a cellar problem.
- Inventory that speaks up — set thresholds and review low-stock alerts, such as Citra at 4 kg, so you know what is ready for the next production run.
- Decision tools — includes costing, quality release, capacity, scaling, and water-profile records to save the next call while context is fresh.
- Daily operational alerts — private dashboard alerts review low stock and active fermenter constraints every day; you can read or dismiss them in the workspace.
- Six operations workflows — the command center surfaces six workflows covering daily production, fermentation windows, and next decisions.
- Free tool allowance — each premium decision tool gives two real saved runs on the free plan, with visual indicators showing how many remain.
- Practical guides — field notes cover building a brewery batch tracking system and planning brew days around fermenter availability.
Who should use TryBrewLog?
- Head brewers and production managers — log brew-day and cellar observations against a single batch record, then review fermentation progress and gravity readings (OG 1.062, FG 1.014, ABV 6.3%).
- Cellar teams — monitor fermenter windows such as FERM-12 on day 6 of 12, catch capacity collisions early, and keep quality context attached to the batch.
- Inventory and purchasing staff — set low-stock thresholds (like Citra at 4 kg), review daily alerts, and forecast purchase needs from live production data.
- Brewery owners and operators — run costing, scaling, and water-profile decisions, then save those decisions alongside the batch for later review.
What can you do with TryBrewLog?
- Craft brewery production teams: plan a brew day by checking stock, fermenter capacity windows, and the batch about to start, then run the batch while keeping brew-day and cellar observations tied to the same private record.
- Quality and release managers: save a quality release decision, costing analysis, scaling calculation, water profile, or capacity call while the operational context is still fresh, so the next shift can act on it.
- Brewery owners evaluating software: start with a free workspace that includes limited recipes and batches, basic brewing calculations, limited AI usage when available, one user, and two saved runs in every premium decision tool before choosing a paid plan.
- Production planners: move from a batch record into its recipe, fermentation checks, stock position, scheduling constraints, and decision history without rebuilding context in a spreadsheet.
How does TryBrewLog work?
TryBrewLog follows a three-step operating loop: plan the run, run the batch, and learn before next time. In the planning step you check stock, capacity windows, and the batch you are about to start. During the run you keep brew-day and cellar observations tied to the same private record. Before the next brew you save the release, costing, scaling, or water decision while the context is clear.
Pricing
TryBrewLog uses a freemium model. The Free plan includes limited recipes and batches, basic brewing calculations, limited AI usage when it becomes available, one user, and two saved runs in every premium decision tool. Paid launch plans are Starter, Brewery, Professional, and Enterprise; contact the TryBrewLog team to discuss the package that fits your brewery.
FAQ
Is TryBrewLog built for working craft breweries?
Yes. The workspace is organized around practical production records: batches, fermentation, recipes, inventory, capacity, quality, and next-step decisions. It is designed for craft brewery teams running day-to-day production rather than homebrew-only recipe storage.
What can a Free member do?
A Free member gets limited recipes and batches, basic brewing calculations, limited AI usage when it becomes available, and one user. Free also includes two saved runs in every premium decision tool, with visual trial indicators showing exactly how many saved runs remain.
How do launch plans work?
Starter, Brewery, Professional, and Enterprise plans provide expanded operational access beyond the Free tier. The page does not list dollar amounts; instead it directs interested breweries to contact the TryBrewLog team to discuss the package that fits their operation.
How do alerts work?
Private dashboard alerts review low stock and active fermenter constraints every day. Brewery staff can read or dismiss them directly in the workspace, keeping inventory thresholds and fermentation windows in the same operational view.
