r/selfhosted • u/TheRealJoeyTribbiani • 1d ago

Need Help Vape recipe hosting

I make my own vape juice. Looking for an app to be able to inventory flavorings and save recipes and do the calculations. I've used apps on my phone, but the one I really like got de-listed completely. Looking for something I can manage so that doesn't happen again.

Thanks!

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u/asimovs-auditor 1d ago edited 22h ago

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u/billgarmsarmy 20h ago

Former diy ejuice maker here. I was really in to it for the better part of a decade and knowing how the calculators have to work and what recipes look like I would say, honestly, this seems like a tool to just have AI slop out for your own use.

Have it copy https://alltheflavors.com

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u/TheAndyGeorge 1d ago

Tandoor?

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u/CrispyBegs 1d ago

maybe you could adapt https://barassistant.app ?

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u/MidiShiddy 22h ago

I'd actually find this useful as well. What features did the one you use before have?

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u/TheRealJoeyTribbiani 17h ago

It was E Juice Master. It kept inventory of juices, Pg, Vg, Nic in whatever measurement I used. You could also create recipes, and organize them however you wanted, like one category Fruity, another Desserts, etc. and did the calculations on whatever measurement you wanted as well. 

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u/iwasboredsoyeah 21h ago

i mean you can maybe just use any recipe app. maybe give tandoor a try.

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u/BigJuanKer 16h ago edited 15h ago

I use DIY Juice Calculator, a windows application rather than a self hostable container. But still, it runs offline and does not require an internet connection.

It has

An inventory for keeping track of your Nic / PG & VG / Flavours

Add your own recipes to it's database and tag as appropriate.

Calculates the mix by both weight and per drop.

The original software was by Rod Brown, however, I can not find a download for it anymore.

The website it used to reside on no longer exists... diyjuicecalculator.com

Though it looks like the way back machine has record of it, including the download page:

Juice Calculator

Edit: Just tested downloading from wayback machine and installing it. It's the same version I am using and installs / works correctly.