Keeping track of your recipes

[Indiana Red]

What is your favorite app/site/system for tracking and organizing your recipes? I'd like to get a little more organized and keep better track of what I've done. Especially something online that I can post links to for sharing via Twitter and my blog. Brewers Friend seems pretty good.
I have toyed with a few apps (iPhone) just haven't settled on one.
Sugestions/Experiances?

 

[jessej122]

I like brew log on my iPhone

 

[Smackaclak]

I use Beersmith 2. It works great and includes a calendar to keep up with all of your beers in various stages.

 

[Indiana Red]

I just purchased BeerSmith 2.2

I don't see the calendar. But that sounds like a useful feature

 

[Qhrumphf]

I store recipes and revisions themselves in BeerSmith 2. And then I use BS2 for ingredient inventory management as well. Most everything else I do via Google's various apps (namely Drive and Calendar).

 

[JONNYROTTEN]

Pen and paper in a notebook..Old school.I actually enjoy writing it out after brew day while drinking a beer

 

[TaylorT]

Pen and paper in a notebook..Old school.I actually enjoy writing it out after brew day while drinking a beer

I started out doing just this, and I still do since I can easily take it with me to the LHBS, and hand it to them when ordering grains for a new brew.

I would have never thought of buying something specific, but my wife got me this journal for Christmas and I really like it.

 

[fd4413]

My wife got me one of these (http://www.brewersledger.com/) for Christmas. It's awesome. Has fields for absolutely everything and lots of useful formulas for converstions etc.

I've used Beersmith etc but really like having a hard copy.