Roundup on food-smoking software apps - anyone know good ones, or have experience with these?

[webpoppy8]

• "Smoked" by OnTapApps - looks like a very good diary, but doesn't have landscape or iPad.  I don't think you can work with recipes online or share
• "Better Bacon Book" - lots of video and instruction, no diary or recipe?
• "Pit Pal" - mostly diary
• "Ribs! by Dr. BBQ" - a dozen or two recipes
• iSmokeHog's Cure Calculator - lots of great ratings, but am I missing something?  Just calculates salt, sugar, and sodium nitrite?
• "Tappecue"?

I guess I want mostly a mobile diary with recipes, able to work with an iPad to guide me along through mixing the cure, curing, smoking, etc.  I'd also like to sync between iPhone, iPad, and web.

Is there something in any of these that's really great?

Are there any other apps to use?

Thanks!

Andrew Wolfe

 

[schlotz]

I use MacGourmet. They also have a companion app for the iphone/ipad.  I maintain all my recipes including diary input(I put them in the notes section of each recipe starting with the date) on my iMac.  I sync all the recipes to their cloud server.  The iphone app downloads all my recipes from the cloud server. It's nice to have all my recipes with me when I'm mobile, be it in the kitchen, at the grocery or wherever. 

Matt

 

[gobberwart]

I realise this thread is about mac/ipad apps but would be curious about android apps as well.

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[slugdog]

I got "Barbecues & Grilling" for my iphone, but it's just a collection of a ton of recipes.  I copy my recipes, email 'em to myself, that way I get them on my phone.  Then I copy 'em and save 'em in my "notes".  May be a more efficient way to do it on an iphone, but I don't know how.