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The store currently lists version 1.5.1, updated 2025-09-28.
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Perfect your bread baking with Homebaker, the bread baking notes app for home bakers that want to keep track of their bread recipes and baking sessions.
Whether you're just beginning your baking journey or you're a seasoned bread baker, Homebaker offers seamless tools to:
- Perfect your recipes: Create your own bread baking recipes by adding your preferment, dough and non-dough ingredients, as well as detailed recipe steps. Homebaker automatically calculates baker's percentages and hydration. Use recipes as templates to pre-fill your baking sessions. You can also share your recipes with fellow bakers using a public link.
- Log your baking sessions: Record every step of your baking sessions with detailed timings, descriptions, metadata (such as temperatures) and pictures.…
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NEW: You can now add multiple images for baking steps, baking sessions, recipes and sourdough starter activities. Also: For new baking sessions the title field will be preset with the current date to make creating sessions a bit easier.
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