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Mead Journal
The batch journal for home mead makers
Mead Journal is a batch log for people who make mead at home. Add ingredients, nutrients, gravity and pH readings, racking and photos, each with a date, and the timeline shows the whole batch day by day. It also has 14 mead calculators (must, TOSNA nutrients, stabilization, backsweetening, carbonation), a database of 138 yeast strains, and a label creator that exports a print-ready PDF. Runs in the browser and installs as a PWA.
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Hi Product Hunt, I'm Luke, I make mead at home and I built Mead Journal on my own. The problem was simple. Mead takes months. By the time a batch is ready to bottle, I couldn't remember how much honey went in, which day I added the second nutrient dose, or what the starting gravity was. My notes were split between a paper notebook, my phone, and a spreadsheet. So Mead Journal is built around dates. Every ingredient, nutrient addition, gravity or pH reading, racking, note and photo has one, and the batch timeline puts them in order with a day number next to each entry. A few things I'm happy with: • 14 calculators made for mead: must (honey and water for a target ABV), TOSNA 2.0 nutrient schedule, sulfite by pH, sorbate, backsweetening, priming, bottling. You can save a result straight into a batch. • A yeast database of 138 strains with alcohol tolerance, temperature range and nitrogen demand, filterable by traits. • A label creator with ready to use library of images, templates, QR codes and a print-ready PDF sheet. • The app is in 18 languages. What it doesn't do yet: no fermentation charts, no reminders, no offline mode. I'd rather say that up front. Free plan: 5 batches and every calculator. Pro is $6.99 a month and removes the batch, note, photo and label limits. I'd love to hear what you'd add to your own mead log, and what's missing for your process.
About Mead Journal on Product Hunt
“The batch journal for home mead makers”
Mead Journal was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #138 on the daily leaderboard. Mead Journal is a batch log for people who make mead at home. Add ingredients, nutrients, gravity and pH readings, racking and photos, each with a date, and the timeline shows the whole batch day by day. It also has 14 mead calculators (must, TOSNA nutrients, stabilization, backsweetening, carbonation), a database of 138 yeast strains, and a label creator that exports a print-ready PDF. Runs in the browser and installs as a PWA.
On the analytics side, Mead Journal competes within Productivity, Alcohol and DIY — topics that collectively have 665.2k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Mead Journal performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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