
PitLog: BBQ Log & Recipe Book
Become a BBQ master!
About
This app helps BBQ enthusiasts meticulously track their cooks and organize recipes. Log every detail of your grilling process, from ingredients and temperatures to photos, and save your favorite recipes for future use. Elevate your BBQ skills with this digital companion.
What's New in PitLog
1.4.1
July 8, 2024
Oops! Our bbq just came off the pit burnt. I made a mistake in the last cook. This update fixes an issue with updating a check in when adding a photo.
FAQ
What can I log with PitLog?
PitLog allows you to log detailed information about your BBQ cooks, including protein type, meat source, smoker used, wood selection, seasonings, trimming notes, time, pit temperature, probe temperature, and check-in notes. You can also add photos to document your progress.
How does PitLog help with recipes?
PitLog functions as a recipe organizer where you can manually enter detailed instructions and ingredient lists for your favorite BBQ dishes. It also supports adding photos for visual reference, ensuring you never lose track of your winning recipes.
Is PitLog suitable for beginners?
Yes, PitLog is designed for grill masters of all levels, from seasoned pitmasters to those just starting their smoking journey. It provides the tools to elevate your BBQ game without the hassle of paper logs or disorganized recipe collections.
What devices does PitLog support?
PitLog is currently supported on iPhone devices, as indicated by its platform compatibility.
How often is PitLog updated?
The latest version of PitLog is 1.4.1, and it was last updated on July 8, 2024. This indicates a relatively active development cycle.
What is the age rating for PitLog?
PitLog has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for users aged 12 and above.
Does PitLog have ads?
No, PitLog is ad-free, meaning you can use its features without interruptions from advertisements.
What is the user sentiment for PitLog?
PitLog has received a high rating of 4.8 stars from 4 ratings, suggesting a very positive user sentiment among its current users.


