BeerTune
Free forever for homebrewers · paid for nano breweries

Get honest feedback on your homebrew — not just what your friends say to your face.

Hand your tasters a QR code. They taste blind first, then see what you brewed. Your dashboard shows the scores, the honest gripes, and the gap between blind and informed — so your next batch is genuinely better.

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beertune.com/beers/hazy-ipa
Hazy IPA ·
tasters · last 7 days
overall
Blind
Informed
Blind → informed gap
What tasters said

Sample brewer dashboard · tap a version to see iteration in action

Try it live

Scan the QR, leave real feedback.

This is a live tasting form for a sample beer. Scan with your phone, walk through the blind + reveal flow, then come back to see how it felt from the taster's side.

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Demo tasting QR
What your tasters see

Two taps on their phone. No login, no app.

Tasters scan the QR, answer a few quick questions, and they're done. Blind first for honest reactions, then a reveal so you can see the gap between gut feeling and intent.

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Inside BeerTune

What you actually get back

Not screenshots — this is the real interface, filled with sample numbers from one batch. Swipe through it, or pick a panel.

Your dashboard Taste radar Blind vs informed What tasters said
beertune.com/dashboard
Average score
7.4
out of 10
Blind → informed
+1.2
honesty gap
Tastings
23
this batch
Ready to read
2
beers
Coastal Haze IPA
New England IPA 6.2% ABV
7.4
+1.2
Tasters said most often + Juicy (9)

Every batch on one screen: how it scored, how far the reveal moved it, and what to read next.

beertune.com/beers/1
Bitterness Body Carbonation Aroma Sweetness
Balanced

Spikes pointing out mean “too much”, pulled in means “too little”, and the green ring is “just right”. One glance tells you the shape of the batch.

  • Bitterness too much
  • Carbonation too little

The radar is keyed off your tasting card, so it names the characteristics you actually asked about.

beertune.com/beers/1
Blind before they knew anything
6.2
Informed after the reveal
7.4
The gap
+1.2

Your tasters rated it 1.2 higher once they knew what it was. That difference is what a comment card can never tell you.

Blind answers come first, so the scores are honest before the story has a chance to flatter them.

beertune.com/beers/1
What tasters said
+ Juicy (9) + Refreshing (7) + Tropical (6) − Too bitter (5) − Flat (3)
What to change next batch
  • → Bitterness — 80% said too much
  • → Carbonation — 60% said too little

Free-text answers and chips are counted for you, so you get a verdict instead of a pile of comments to read.

Sample data from one illustrative batch.

Is this you?

BeerTune turns vague 'yeah, it's good' into numbers you can act on — whether you brew in a garage or a 3 bbl system.

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Homebrewer sharing with friends

You bottle a batch, bring it to a barbecue, and everyone says it's great. Next week you can't remember who liked what or why. Hand out a QR instead — structured feedback lands in one place, automatically.

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Nano brewery tuning a recipe

You're iterating on a pale ale — v3 is drier, v4 is hoppier. Compare blind-vs-informed scores across versions and see exactly which tweak moved the needle with real drinkers.

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What BeerTune is not

Keep the tools you already use. BeerTune starts where they stop — the moment someone else tastes your beer.

Not a recipe manager

Grain bills, mash schedules and fermentation logs belong in Brewfather or BeerSmith. Keep using them — BeerTune only handles the tasting feedback.

Not a public rating site

This is not Untappd. There are no leaderboards, no public scores and no profile for strangers to browse. Your feedback is yours alone.

Not a competition judge

No certification, no official scoresheets. The questions are written for friends with a glass in their hand, not trained judges.

One job, done properly: turning what your tasters actually think into your next batch.

How it works

1

Add the beer

Name it, pick a style, add ABV and brewing notes. A QR code is ready instantly.

2

Share with tasters

Print, project, or send the link. They answer phase 1 blind, then see the reveal.

3

Read the signals

See averages and the blind-vs-informed delta, then brew the next version better.

Your next batch deserves real feedback.

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