Filing Recipes, what to use?

[rob33]

I was wondering what app works great for creating and keeping up with your DIY recipes.

 

[Izan]

The program I use is E-juiceMe UP.

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[Mordacai]

rob33, android or iOS?

 

[john1211]

I was wondering what app works great for creating and keeping up with your DIY recipes.

eliquidrecipees.com

 

[rob33]

rob33, android or iOS?

android

 

[BrotherBob]

I was wondering what app works great for creating and keeping up with your DIY recipes.

Programs like built in computer supplied MS Word or Linux LibreOffice (any .txt sheet can also work). These documents will be around for a long time whereas websites/apps are not really private or "going out of business proof". I use a blanket approach by using an online calculator and my computer's private office document program. This way is your computer dies, I will always have a non owner computer storage dependent recipe backups.

 

[Mordacai]

LiqCalc looks interesting, and it's free.

But definitely agree with BrotherBob, write down on a text document on PC and save on a decent flash drive. Don't want to lose the holiest of holys.

 

[MacTechVpr]

And don't forget to update the b/u as you make changes.

(Chances are it'll be the day your brain, palette and sinus were actually talkin' to each other and you hit the sweet spot!)

Nopes, you don't leave something that precious up to Time Machine or any such.

Good luck.