Every starter gets its own record
Manage multiple starters at once — feed history, reminders, archives, and care modes for both room-temp and fridge routines.
Sourdough Journal · Baking journal
A real logbook for your starters, formulas, and bakes.
For home bakers who’ve outgrown a notebook and the Notes app.
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At a glance
Starters, formulas, bakes, and the math behind them — all in one place, finally.
- Track feedings, rise, peak time, flour, and notes per starter
- Log the whole bake — timeline, outcome, crumb photos, next-time notes
- Hydration, scaling, levain, and feeding calculators that stay in sync
- Save templates and compare past bakes side by side
What to know
- Serious bread math, not fudged
- Multi-starter support, treated as a first-class feature
- Full backup and restore
- Search and side-by-side compare
- Quiet, journal-style workflow — no social feed
Features
Everything you actually need. Nothing you don’t.
Log the whole bake, not just the recipe
Timeline, oven details, crumb and crust notes, formula variants, photos, and the tweaks you want to try next time — all in one entry.
Real bread math, not hand-waved
Hydration, scaling, baker’s percentage, starter feeding, and levain — all tied to the formulas you’re actually baking.
Keep a record worth coming back to
Search, compare past bakes, save templates, and back up the whole journal — no more scattered notes or half-finished spreadsheets.
See it in action
A closer look.
Why it fits
Built for the way you actually use it.
- Built for real sourdough workflows — not a generic recipe box
- Multi-starter management is a core feature, not an add-on
- Backup and restore are part of the product, not a paid tier
- Explains baking terms without dumbing them down
Get Sourdough Journal
Free on the App Store. No subscriptions, no paywalls on core features.
FAQ
Quick answers.
Do I need to be an advanced baker?
No. It works for experienced bakers, and it helps newer ones get comfortable with terms like hydration, levain, and proofing along the way.
Can it handle multiple starters?
Yes — managing multiple starters is a core feature, not an edge case.
