How to use this app — tap a section to learn more
Pinch to zoom, drag to pan. Use the layer switcher (bottom-right) to toggle Street, CartoDB, or Satellite view. The search bar zooms the map to matching results automatically.
Tap any pin to open its detail panel. Pin colors show your tracking status:
Tap a pin → tap ✓ Visited. Pin turns dark green. Tap again to unmark.
Been to a different location of the same chain? Tap ↩ Other Locations. Pin turns light green. Counts in your Visited total but tracked separately.
Tap ♦ Wishlist for breweries you want to visit. Pin turns purple.
Tap 🔜 Coming Soon for announced or under-construction breweries not yet open. Pin turns yellow/gold — distinct from Wishlist.
Tap ♥ Fav to mark a favorite. Favorites get a larger pin and are filterable.
Tap ⛔ Mark Closed if a brewery has shut down. Pin becomes a grey square. Many closures are pre-loaded.
Use My Notes for tasting notes, must-try beers, or memories. Syncs to the cloud automatically.
Tap ✏️ Edit Brewery Details at the bottom of any panel to update the name, address, or Untappd link. Your edits are personal and don't affect other users.
Tap 🗑 Delete to hide a brewery from your map. For breweries you personally added, it removes them entirely.
Rate every brewery you've visited from S (best) to F (worst). Tiers show as colored badges on pins and in your Analytics. Tap the same tier again to clear it.
The chip bar below the toolbar instantly filters the map. The active chip is highlighted. Tap All to reset.
Type in the Search bar to filter by brewery name or city. The map automatically zooms to show matching results. Works alongside any active filter chip.
Tap ☰ to open the full alphabetical brewery list — the fastest way to bulk-update tracking without tapping individual pins.
Each row has checkboxes to instantly mark Visited or OOB without opening the full detail panel.
Tap any brewery name in the list to jump the map to that location and open its detail panel.
Tap ＋ in the toolbar. Type a brewery name (e.g. "Peticolas Brewing Dallas") and tap Search. The form auto-fills name, address, hours, phone, website, and rating from Google. Review and tap Add Brewery.
Breweries you add are Personal Adds — visible only to you, shown with a 👤 badge. The DFW Core list is the curated list visible to everyone on the app.
Tap ✏️ Edit Brewery Details at the bottom of any panel to update the name, address, or Untappd link at any time.
Tap 🗺 in the toolbar to open the Travel Finder. Enter any location — city, address, or zip code — and a mile radius (default 25 miles).
Results are sorted alphabetically and include name, address, and Google rating. Breweries already on your map are greyed out with a ✓ so you don't double-add them.
All results are checked by default. Uncheck any you don't want, then tap Add Selected to Map. The map zooms to show all added breweries. Each is added as a personal, unvisited, unranked entry with full details from Google.
Tap 📊 in the toolbar to open your analytics dashboard. Updates in real time.
Switch between 🟢 Open, 📋 DFW Core, and ⛔ All to view your stats from different angles.
Your data saves automatically in your browser. Tap ☁ to see your personal sync code — a 10-character key that unlocks your data on any device.
Save your sync code somewhere safe. On a new device: open the app → tap ☁ → expand Use a different sync code → enter your code → tap Restore from Cloud.
The app automatically saves to cloud 2 seconds after any change and pulls your latest data every time you open it. The ☁ button turns orange when changes are pending.
If you add breweries on your phone and open the app on another device, it detects local-only additions and asks if you want to keep them before restoring from cloud.
Your sync code lets you restore your data on any device. Save it somewhere safe — it's the only way to access your data.
Enter your existing code from another device to restore your data here.
Data is stored securely in the cloud and expires after 1 year of inactivity. Your sync code is the only key to your data — we don't store any personal information.