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About Beerstory – My beer library

WHAT WAS THAT BEER I HAD YESTERDAY…? Never forget a great brew again — Beerstory helps you keep track of your favorite beers and all the details you care about: alcohol degree, photo, your personal rating, tasting notes, tags, price in your favorite bars, and so much more. Beerstory is more than just a memory aid — it becomes your very own beer journal, letting you build a true history of your tastings. FEATURES • Lightweight and easy to use. • 100% open-source. • Save beers, bars, and even your consumption history. • Powerful tagging and search to quickly find any beer. WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR ? Carry your personal beer library in your pocket — download Beerstory now ! GITHUB : https://github.com/Skyost/Beerstory LOVE THE APP ? Leave a rating on the App Store !

What’s new

Version v2.0.2 · Updated November 1, 2025

• Fixed some bugs.

App privacy

The developer, Hugo Delaunay, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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