Recipe studio
Create, clone and tweak your recipes in a few taps. Version and compare without losing the thread.
From the recipe you pick to your first sip, the app tells you what to do, when, and why. No jargon, no mental math, no nasty surprises.
Heads-up for English speakers: the app’s interface launches in French first -
an English version is on the way. This site is already in English so you can follow along today.
The journey
Four steps, a copilot at every moment. You’re never left alone in front of the kettle.
Screenshots throughout this page show the app’s French interface - the English app UI is in the works.
Compare the community’s clone recipes - rated and battle-tested - and adopt the one that tempts you. No jargon.
Timers, temperatures and the why behind every move: the app guides you through mash, boil and chill.
Days, gravity, temperature. One glance and you know where you stand.
Slap on your label, share with friends, and enjoy your first creation.
Three tools, one copilot
No feature bloat. Three pillars, built to save you time and help you level up.
Create, clone and tweak your recipes in a few taps. Version and compare without losing the thread.
IBU, ABV, color, volumes, efficiency. Every number in one place, and reliable.
A clear timeline, useful reminders, critical checkpoints. You know what to do, when, and why.
Recognition
Scan the label of a store-bought beer : Brasse-Bouillon identifies it, then suggests equivalent recipes rated by the community - ready to brew.
Style, color, bitterness, ABV : the full profile the moment the beer is identified.
Clones rated and proven by other brewers - import them into your notebook in one tap.
Learn as you brew
Not just how, but why. The Academy gathers sourced articles and a brewing glossary - from ingredients to fermentation, from your first batch to fine-tuning.
Ingredients, color, alcohol, fermentation: clear articles, sorted by theme, to learn at your own pace.
IBU, gravity, attenuation… every term defined simply, with sources - brewing books and standards.
Frequently asked
Not at all. A pot, a fermenter, some bottles - and the app telling you what to do at every step. If you can cook pasta, you can brew a beer.
Roughly €60-120 for a complete starter kit. You’ll reuse it for 5-6 batches, and the gear pays for itself fast compared with buying good craft beer.
Half a day for the brew session (4-5h), then 2 to 3 weeks of fermentation where you’ve got almost nothing to do. The app reminds you of the critical checkpoints.
It happens, and it’s almost always drinkable. The app walks back through each step to help you understand what happened - and your next batch comes out better.
A rolling beta through 2026. Waitlist signups get first access.
Get involved
Drop your email to get into the beta loop. You can also share your take or write to us directly.
Enjoying the project? You can also support its development by buying me a beer.