Alltheflavors.com my friend

ELR, Jump Drive & Huge notebook.

I use the Juice Calculator app from the sidebar.

I'm old school. I got me a good ol fashioned notebook that I write my recipes down in. If I'm creating a new recipe idea ill jot it down on scrap paper til I get the final recipe down, then transfer it into my "recipe book"

As others have said e-liquid-recipes.com along with alltheflavors.com are two great recipe sharing/online calculators that you can store your recipes. If you have a dedicated laptop/PC that you are by when you mix I would highly recommend the advanced download calculator that's linked in the sidebar (I forget what it's called but I'll edit it in in a few minutes) I much prefer this calculator as you can keep track of inventory along with the ability to see how much each bottle actually costs. It's been very helpful to keep track of what I need to order but it's only a good option if you're going to have that computer near you when you're mixing all the time, if not I actually have my recipes saved on e-liquid-recipes.com incase I need to access them on my laptop.

I back up on elr, atf, and external hd, and old fashioned notebooks. Edit: And caveman style wall scribbles

The android app '~~Ejuice Me UP~~' 'E-juice Lab' is what i use. I really like it and it keeps things organized. Allows for notes and categories so it makes for keeping track of different revisions easy.

I use the Recipe Calculator in the sidebar. It's fantastic in my opinion. It can keep tabs of your inventory and quantities as well.

A simple recipes.txt on my desktop.

Microsoft Access as a database. Has all my recipes, wholesale concentrate costs, website info, names of customer service, phone hours of suppliers, ect. Its intended to be used for my business, assuming HR 2194 passes.

So for me, I do most of my note keeping in my e-juice calculator (E-Juice Me Up) that way all of the notes are saved specifically to their recipe. I realize now that I'm this deep in to it that it's probably not the best method. I think probably the best would be a one note document or excel sheet that you can have different fields and tags for your recipes/flavors.

As far as posting online, I've found ELR (e-liquid-recipes.com) to be the best place for a recipe depository while ATF (alltheflavors.com) is the best place for a recipe showcase, if that makes sense.

I think though, as long as you take detailed notes that you can find easily that is the main goal here.

Welcome to the DIY Scene!

Evernote for notes on recipes and flavor testing. ELR for actual recipes.

I keep everything I mix saved in ATF and ELR but for mixes I really love that make it to my "line" are written down by had in case the sites crash etc. I have em all in a little playbook like in waterboy

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Android app, e-juice lab for 90%. The other is made up from notebook scrap paper sheets and an ever-growing txt file on the computer for ideas, opinions, recipe attempts etc.

OneNote has always been my go-to but you MUST back it up to cloud storage to ensure you don't lose your local copy.

ELR and ATF are both great resources, though I'm one of the two outliers on this sub that use dot1ml for recipe storage. I use an iPad at my mixing station and find dot1ml's interface to be the cleanest and easiest to work with on a tablet screen.

Screenshot recipes on my phone and put it in an album/folder

e-liquid-recipes. I used to use liquix but they stopped all development on it.

alltheflavors for the better recipes and the occasional tester and e-liquid-recipes.com for everything else. i also have a moleskine notebook for offline recipes/ideas/mistakes.

I use an android app called "Vape Tool Pro" it works well on my old 7" nexus tablet I have under my juice rack. Gives it that professional look.

ELR and a notebook has originals, and notes. I wish I typed my notes. Who wants to be my unpaid assistant lol.

ATF for a record of my flavourings, recipes I can make, and what I've made. A black sharpie to mark on bottles I fill (yeah it rubs off but I go through a 120mL in under a week so I easily remember what each bottle contains).

I have all my recipes on eJuice Me-Up, also organized in Excel, and backed up on a thumb drive and iCloud.

Recipe Calculator would be nice for its inventory feature alone; seems like I run out of something almost every week.

I'm on a Mac and created a Numbers spreadsheet that functions as both a recipe keeper and juice calculator. Each recipe is a separate table, and I can change ingredient percentages or add/remove ingredients and everything automatically updates itself. "Global" settings like base nicotine concentration, mixed nicotine concentration, mL to mix, etc. are in a separate table which all of the recipe tables pull from.

I use eJuice Me Up. I tried using DIY Juice Calculator but found it overly complicated for my needs.

I use a excel file which i set up to do what all the calculators do. But its really nice cuz i just put it onto my Google share drive and i can access it from my desktop laptop phone or if i go somewere and someone whats to kno what kinds of recipes i have there all on my phone as well.

alltheflavors, the app is really good for tracking stuff you're working on, well worth the subscription. And a little notebook, although I must admit I've gotten lazy with that since getting to grips with ATF.

this calculator is great, the one in the sidebar

http://diyjuicecalculator.com

does absolutely everything, combine it with a Dymo Labelwriter 450 and some 19 x 51mm labels and you have a complete mixing / ingredient management and labelling kit for next to nothing

I have the portable version set up and running in 'portable apps' and sync it to google drive and a USB drive, so I can have it pretty much anywhere, not that I tend to mix elsewhere, but it's good to have all your data backed up.

Also have done the 'export to excel' which makes an excel file of all your recipes, ingredients, notes etc good to keep a copy on phones etc

I store my recipes on on google sheets and mix with e-juice me up, not the best way. It isn't ideal but it is the only way I could find a way to copy recipes I randomly find online.