A vinegar is judged by a number: the acidity it declares. Behind that number sit a mother, a ferment that runs hours in an acetator or months in a cask, and records that have to hold up. In BrauMo, vinegar is a first-class production line, not a template bent until it fits.
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Vinegar's identity is a minimum: the acidity you declare is the line your product answers to. BrauMo keeps the records that stand behind that line. Meeting your market's rules stays your work; no software changes that.
You declare the acidity floor each vinegar answers to, and every titration is logged against it, dated, on the batch. The declared figure is what flows into the record, never a guess and never a default someone else chose.
Which mother a batch was set with, which generation she is, and what was harvested when: recorded the way BrauMo has always recorded living cultures. When a cellar runs several mothers, the lineage is written down, not remembered.
A submerged run in an aerated acetator finishes in hours or days; a surface ferment or a cask takes months or years. Each method carries its own clock, because the process defines the batch, never the vessel it happens to sit in.
Commercial vinegar is a two-stage story: a base ferments to alcohol, then acetifies to acid. Both stages live on one batch history, so the answer to "what is in this bottle" starts at the fruit, not at the acetator.
BrauMo documents; it never blocks production and never decides for you. Acidity minimums differ by market, so you declare yours, and the records are kept against it, audit-ready.
The same decisions that matter on a brewery floor matter in an acetification cellar.
BrauMo runs on your own computer and serves every phone and tablet on the local network. A cellar with thick walls and bad wifi still logs its titrations.
One database file, in your house, owned by you. No cloud account, no telemetry. Records that age as slowly as your casks do.
English, German, Spanish and Portuguese: every screen and every document, built by a working fermentation producer and answered by the same person.
Vinegar is not a module and carries no surcharge. One price per producer, unlimited users, every feature, from EU €59 to Latin America US$29 a month.
