WhichCraft - Beer Tracker
Eric Cecchi · Food & Drink
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Chart standing · US
What changed · US
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Places. Finally worth managing. • A Places tab: everywhere you've had a beer, as a searchable list or a map. Sort by recent, most tastings, nearest, or A–Z. • Rename, re-type, merge, archive: places used to be created when you logged a beer and could never be touched again. Now they're yours to manage. • One pin per place: twelve nights at the same bar used to make twelve pins. They're one now, with every tasting behind it. • Starts where you are: a new tasting fills in the venue you're standing in — not the street address — so the usual case takes no taps. • Log it later: set the date on a tasting you didn't write down at the time. Fixed: the place picker now ranks by what you're likely to pick instead of by where the data came from. Nearby actually searches near you. Distances follow your locale. The map shows every place you've been, not just the ones close by.
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In-app purchases · US
No in-app purchases.
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WhichCraft is the fastest way to track the beers you drink. No ads, no social features, no noise—just you and your brewlist. WHAT YOU GET • Fast Search Find any beer from a comprehensive catalog of hundreds of thousands of brews worldwide. • Your Brewlist Every tasting gets saved to your personal collection. Filter by liked, disliked, or browse everything you've tried. Sort by date, name, or rating—whatever makes sense to you. • Log Tastings Thumbs up or down. Add notes. That's it. We don't make you fill out a form or rate things on a 10-point scale. You tried a beer. You liked it or you didn't. Move on. • Location Tagging Add the brewery, bar, or couch where you tried a beer. It suggests where you are, so most of the time you don't have to type anything. • Your Places Every spot you've had a beer, as a list or a map. Rename them, give them an icon, merge the duplicates, archive the ones you're done with. Tap any place to see everything you've drunk there. • Private by Design Your tastings sync via iCloud. They're yours. We don't see them, we don't sell them, and we can't lose them in a data breach. Your brewlist lives in your iCloud account, not on some company's server. • Actually Fast Built for iPhone. No web wrappers, no lag, no waiting for things to load. Open the app, search, log, done. • No Ads, Ever We're not selling your attention to advertisers. You paid for the app (or you will). That's the business model. Clean and simple. WHY WHICHCRAFT? Because you shouldn't need a social network to remember which IPA you liked. You shouldn't have to scroll past ads to see your own data. And you definitely shouldn't trust a startup with your beer preferences when they're just going to get acquired and shut down in three years. WhichCraft is simple, fast, and private. It does one thing well: helps you remember the beers you've tried so you can find them again or avoid them next time. Download it. Log a few tastings. See if you like it. If you don't, we're not going to send you push notifications begging you to come back. We're not that kind of app. REQUIREMENTS • iOS 18 or later • iCloud account (for syncing across devices) SUPPORT Questions? Issues? Email us at support@whichcraft.beer We actually read our email.
What's new · 1.4
Places. Finally worth managing. • A Places tab: everywhere you've had a beer, as a searchable list or a map. Sort by recent, most tastings, nearest, or A–Z. • Rename, re-type, merge, archive: places used to be created when you logged a beer and could never be touched again. Now they're yours to manage. • One pin per place: twelve nights at the same bar used to make twelve pins. They're one now, with every tasting behind it. • Starts where you are: a new tasting fills in the venue you're standing in — not the street address — so the usual case takes no taps. • Log it later: set the date on a tasting you didn't write down at the time. Fixed: the place picker now ranks by what you're likely to pick instead of by where the data came from. Nearby actually searches near you. Distances follow your locale. The map shows every place you've been, not just the ones close by.
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