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Sourdough Tracker vs your phone's camera roll
Photos of jars at peak are the hidden journal most bakers keep. Here's why moving them somewhere else makes the practice click.
At a glance
Photos of starters at peak are the most accurate journal you already keep - they're just not labelled and not searchable. Sourdough Tracker doesn't replace your camera; it just gives each photo a home next to the entry it belongs to. Six months in, your camera roll has 200 photos of jars and you can't tell which feed each one was; the journal has 200 photos attached to feeds, with rise % and ambient temp next to each.
Sourdough Tracker vs Camera roll: feature comparison
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