a website where we can enter the flavors we have on hand and receive suggestions for new juices to make based on what we have
99juices.com has this feature. I hope this site really takes off as it could be a great resource for all us DIYers.
You add the favors you have on hand to the "flavor stash" and you can search for recipes by checking off which flavors you would like in it. Then it lists all the public recipes that include those ingredients.
The only issue I see with that is there are so many different flavors in there for the same exact flavor. When I was adding mine in there were sometimes 3+ for tpa/tfa and then just the regular generic flavor as well that was listed. It doesn't seem to find every recipe because of this. I ticked just watermelon (fa) and it brought up only about 10 recipes, I tick pineapple (fa) and it brings up 4.
Now if you use the generic flavor without a brand I believe it looks for anything with whatever flavor you choose. The problem with that is watermelon or whatever is different from each maker. It is definitely a start though and I will be trying it.
...this keeps coming up! Unfortunately, so far nobody had put a good one together.
It could be done as a kind of expert system. I wrote a simple one a while back. It could probably be adapted for this idea, however there are more pertinent uses for programmers.
For starters, I haven't seen a single good Android app on ecigs yet. Maybe we could get something rolling on Github.
I would love to whip some of that up along with a killer site. I had sketched out the plans for one months ago but between trying to build a system to help with the advocacy and activism part plus actually coordinating things and trying to setup an event relating to that I'm all stretched out in available time. :-(
Well, I did build www.99juices.com for the purpose. It's written in Python + Django. Stopped actively developing it because I'm focused on building my actual startup (www.einstein.com) and about to graduate college... But it exists :)
If anybody proficient in Django wants to hack on it, there is a pretty big baseline. Not sure how that would work, but feel free to message me if you're passionate about it.