1. Sign in
Go to brewgravity.com. There are three ways in:Email and password
Sign up, then click the verification link we email you. Verification is
required before the account becomes usable.
Magic link
We email you a one-time sign-in link. It expires five minutes after it is
sent.
Sign in with a Google account. If you already have an email account on the
same address, the two are linked automatically.
2. Get a recipe in
Two options, and there is no wrong one.- Import an existing recipe
- Start from scratch
If you have been brewing on Brewer’s Friend, Brewfather, BeerSmith, or
anything else that exports BeerXML or BeerJSON, go to Import and drop
the files in. Recipes, ingredients, and mash steps all come across.Start with Importing from Brewer’s Friend, or the
import overview for everything else.
3. Dial in the numbers
Open the recipe and watch the stats as you add ingredients:
The two fields that most often make an imported recipe’s numbers look wrong are
efficiency and batch size — those describe your brewhouse, not the
recipe. Set them once per recipe and the rest falls into place.
4. Start a brew day
From a recipe, press Brew. Brewgravity creates a brew session, dates it today, and generates a full brew day checklist — gather ingredients, heat strike water, mash in, vorlauf, sparge, boil, chill, pitch, clean up — that you tick off as you go. Steps can carry timers, so the mash rest and the 60-minute boil count themselves down. See Brew sessions.5. Log the fermentation
When the wort is chilled, enter your measured OG and press Start Fermentation. From there the Fermentation tab is where the session lives: add readings for gravity, temperature, pH, volume, and notes, and Brewgravity charts them over time. When it is done, enter your final gravity and press Complete to get measured ABV, real attenuation, and how many days it actually took. See Fermentation.What next?
Track your ingredients
Keep a running count of grain, hops, and yeast on hand.
Ask the assistant
Get feedback on a recipe, or have it propose edits you approve.
Use the API
Script against your own recipes and logs with an API key.
Connect an AI client
Run the Brewgravity MCP server in Claude or any MCP-capable client.