Sparge Pal Reviews

Loved this app when it worked

finite15

This app no longer works on my iPhone since I updated to ios11. I really wish they would update the app to work with newer iOS versions..

Needs to be updated

Danobirgahmistrovegan

I loved this app until my phone was updated. The developer needs to update the app so it can be used with newer iPhones

Nice simple app, does what it says

sith33

Works as advertised. Nice graphics and usability. Still usable, even after taking advantage of my brewed product...

Great app

Grandmastertton87

Great. Does anyone know of any other good homebrew apps?

I used the brew365 web version of this app last brew day. I hit my target mash temp dead on. Sparge pal + brew pal is almost everything you need if you don't want to spend the money on Promash or Beersmith. A few more additions and these apps would rival that software. I have two other brew calculators on my phone. One of which was $4.99. I'm using Brew Pal and Sparge Pal the most. Ways to improve it: merge the two programs into one, grain point values in Brew Pal (which I believe is coming in an update?), and a way to formulate recipes, save and export them somehow. Something similar to a promash brew session report....you add that and this app is worth $$$. Again, a very nice job on both apps!

Super handy

Aedocw

Have nailed my OG every time with this app, awesome, thanks!

No decimal?

patrickbeeson

I downloaded this app and noticed there was no way to add a decimal point. Is this a bug? The app is pretty useless without this.

Brewer

Richas

Where is the :(;@!!!!! Decimal point? Four stars when you add that. ;-)

Using a Decimal

Seaninator

No Decimal?!? Have we forgotten simple math? If you're looking for a decimal in the tenth place, multiply all your imputs by 10, then divid whatever outputs Sparge Pal gives you by 10... simply move the decimal places. Example: I want 3.5 gallon batch size, 7.3 lbs grain bill, .5 gallons trub loss, 1 gallon equip loss... leaving all other inputs at defaullt values. I input 35 gallon batch size, 73 lbs grain bill, 5 gallons trub loss, 10 gallons equip loss... leaving all other inputs at default values. The ouputs are 22.8 gallon mash @ 165*F, and 43.0 gallons @175*F. Divide the outputs by 10 to get 2.28 gallons mash @ 165*F, and 4.3 gallons fo sparge @ 175*F. Not difficult to overcome the lack of deciaml point. Great app. Very hand on brew day.

Need Decimal Point

tywestfall

Would work out well if there was a decimal point option on the keyboard...other than that works well