#Beersmith 3 app timer not going off full version
#Beersmith 3 app timer not going off android

If you find one you like, you can copy it directly to your local storage or cloud folder for later reference. Type in “Irish Red” and you can quickly locate the top rated Irish Reds. , which I launched in May now has almost 3,000 shared, recipes, over 9,000 users and some 17,000 recipes stored online. I’ve added a search page so you can search thousands of recipes available now on directly from your phone or tablet. From there you can copy it to local (offline) storage on your device or directly access the brewday timer. If you add a recipe into your cloud folder on your desktop version of BeerSmith, and then refresh the cloud view on your mobile device the recipe is instantly available on your mobile device. I’m happy to say that this is precisely the case for with BeerSmith Lite. One of the main reasons it took so long to get a mobile version of BeerSmith published, is that I wanted to complete the cloud service first so you would have an easy way to access recipes created on your desktop from your phone or tablet. The application layout is identical on all platforms in the initial version, though I may further customize tablet layouts in the future.

#Beersmith 3 app timer not going off android

It runs well on Android 2.3 or higher and IOS 5.1 or higher. We’ve been beta testing the lite version for over a month now on a wide variety of Android devices (phones, tablets, even the Kindle fire) as well as iPhones and iPad. It also has a brewing reference, series of standalone tools and unit converters. However, the lite version is still packed with features including the ability to search, browse and download recipes from our sharing site, access via the internet to your cloud folder which lets you take recipes with you on the go, and a detailed brewday timer so you can use it while brewing your beer.

#Beersmith 3 app timer not going off full version

Unlike the full version (which is still in development and a few months away from release), the lite version does not allow recipe editing. The “lite” version is intended as a companion application, recipe finder and brewday timer for BeerSmith on the desktop.

I will be submitting it to both the Apple store and Android store in the coming days, and hopefully (with their approval) have it available for download in late October or early November. The first of these will be “BeerSmith Lite” which is a I’m going to preview this week. Follow launching a few months ago I’ve been hard at work developing the mobile versions of BeerSmith.