I could probably help with that. How does using the BrewPi for a mash controller differ? I’m still relatively new to the BrewPi, so I’m not sure how to use it to it’s full extent. Is there a separate web UI for mash control?
I think an app specifically for mashing would be really useful. Some things that jump to mind are you could have a timer for hop additions and switch to Proportional only control during boil (with power adjustment slider for real time adjustment of power level to set boil rate).
One mashing system with an app I really like the look of is Brew Boss:
I suspect I’d need some hardware in order to do any real dev/testing of this. I setup a second Raspberry Pi running BrewPi (I didn’t want to continue doing dev on my real chamber), but there’s not much I can do with it, without additional hardware.
I would be in for a test too I got 3 BrewPi Sparks up and running, so I could very well test the handling for multiple devices, if the app already supports this.
I started a fresh version of an app recently. Currently only supports one BrewPi and one Tilt Hydrometer, but I’ve considered allowing it to support multiple instances of each.
Since @Elco and crew are working on a new version of the software I didn’t put the effort into making this app actually control the BrewPi. So for now, it’s read only.
Nice start, even without a graphical view. In actual fact your view might be better than a graphical view, I use Chrome RDP to view BrewPi on my phone, and the graph is pretty small. I like the trending fields at the bottom. Also, control is a ‘nice to have’, I fire up my laptop and use RDP to change if needed.
That’s the beauty of React Native. Although I haven’t specifically tested it, it should work out of the box with Android. It’s just a matter of me taking the time to generate the apk. There’s nothing about this app that’s platform specific.