MiniBrew calendarby Richard Hallebrew
Plan your brew around your life

BREWING, ON YOUR TIME

Know every stage.
Own your calendar.

Drop in a MiniBrew fermentation screenshot, choose your brew date, and see exactly when each stage lands. Then add the full plan to your calendar.

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QUICK START · 4 EASY STEPS

How it works (no tech skills needed)

Just testing? Load a sample schedule →
  1. 1
    Take a screenshot

    Open your beer in the MiniBrew portal, scroll to the Fermentation scheme table, and take a screenshot of the table.

  2. 2
    Upload & pick start date

    Drop your screenshot into Step 01 below, type your beer name, and pick the day fermentation starts.

  3. 3
    Check the stages

    The app reads the days, temperatures, and hop additions automatically. Glance over Step 02 to make sure it matches.

  4. 4
    Open the calendar file

    Click Download schedule .ics in Step 03 and open the downloaded file. Your calendar app will add all stages & 09:00 reminders.

PRO TIP

Create a separate calendar named “MiniBrew” in Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook before importing. You can show or hide all brew events with one checkbox, or delete the whole schedule in seconds if your brew day moves.

First time importing an .ics file? Step-by-step for Apple, Google & Outlook
Apple Calendar (Mac / iPhone / iPad)

Double-click or tap the downloaded .ics file. When asked which calendar to add the events to, choose your MiniBrew calendar and click OK.

Google Calendar (Web / Android)

On a computer, open Google Calendar → click the gear icon Settings → Import & export → select the downloaded .ics file, choose your MiniBrew calendar, and click Import.

Outlook (Windows / Mac / Web)

Double-click the downloaded .ics file or go to Add calendar → Upload from file, browse to the .ics file, and import it into your MiniBrew calendar.

01

Add your fermentation scheme

Use a screenshot from your MiniBrew brew portal.

Upload screenshot

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Brew details

YOUR PLAN
i Choose the date fermentation begins. Each stage follows the one before it.
TOTAL DURATION—
STAGES—
READY AROUND—