Was great when it worked
Missing great potion
Good But Missing Ingredients
By The Nine!
Useful
easy to use once you figure it out!
i also really like that i can go through types of effects and what ingredients i need for them, and it pulls up the wiki to further help find those ingredients. it also keeps your inventory, even if you close out of the app.
underrated, deserves more reviews to boost the downloads :)
Die Beste Skyrim Alchemy App!
Needs Update For Anniversary Edition
well rounded and easy to use
Doesn’t include DLC ingredients
Useful as a free app but missing the most expensive potions
The UI of the app is great and befitting with the game itself. Easy to navigate with sections for potion and ingredient effects as well as a direct link to the Fandom page for the most up to date info.
There is a potion creation section to input your current inventory to see what potions you can craft. You can also filter the type of potion you want to make.
One big caveat is the recipes included in the app are maxed out at ~500 Septims which misses off the most valuable potions e.g Giant’s Toe recipes. This could optionally be a bug but there doesn’t appear to be an update for this as support but the developer likely has ended.
All in all a decent free app for alchemy to help you level and grasp the basics in a graphically appealing interface. However for those looking to maximise their profits and levels from alchemy they could benefit from an update or the use of alternative apps/sources for this purpose.
Seems useful
Easy, extensive, and free!
You can find ingredient details and a link to the UESPWiki for each. There’s also info on all possible potions and a wiki link for those. Dawnguard and Dragonborn ingredients are optional.
It’s everything I need to simplify crafting potions, making money and/or making sure I’m ready for that next encounter. Bonus: it is ad-free. Thanks and well done!
This one is the best for me !
Perfect!
Needs a quantity tool
Gets the job done...sort of
Sage
Fantastic app
Only criticism is lack of an *add all* button to ingredient list in lab, would help with experimenting.
