Start with the liquid
Create a ferment from fresh wort, must, juice, or another starting liquid, then capture the details that matter from day one.
FermentFolio FermentFolio gives your liquid, vessels, processes, and observations one organized home—so the details of each batch stay useful long after brew day.
A good fermentation notebook follows the batch through time. FermentFolio keeps the ferment as the central record while showing where it lives, what happened to it, and what you noticed along the way.
Create a ferment from fresh wort, must, juice, or another starting liquid, then capture the details that matter from day one.
Assign the ferment to the vessel that holds it now, with current fill and capacity kept in view.
Log processes, measurements, notes, photos, tasting observations, and the decisions that shape the finished drink.
Move from a filterable list to a rack view that groups your equipment and shows its present use.
Processes belong to the ferment, while vessel activity records the moments liquid arrives or moves on.
Notes, tasting records, photos, ratings, and scoresheets stay connected to the ferment they describe.
Give visitors a focused public page for brewery updates and scheduled events without opening up your working notebook.
Use the same system for small experimental batches, a rack of fermentors, barrels, packaging vessels, and public-facing brewery updates.
Create your accountEvery account starts with the core tracking tools. Pro adds deeper analysis, more Brewru help, and sharing conveniences.
For keeping a reliable record of your ferments, vessels, and day-to-day observations.
For brewers who want a more complete workflow around analysis, scans, exports, and sharing.
No. It is a fermentation lifecycle tracker that complements recipe software by keeping the real-world batch, vessel, process, and observation history together.
Yes. The notebook is designed around fermentation, so it can support beer, mead, cider, kombucha, and other fermented projects.
Yes. Public pages let a brewer share selected information and events while keeping the working notebook private.