Saved blends work with a preferment again
Adding a sourdough or another preferment to a dough made with one of your saved flour blends could show an error page. The calculator now keeps working.
What changed in Pandough for bakers, newest first.
Adding a sourdough or another preferment to a dough made with one of your saved flour blends could show an error page. The calculator now keeps working.
Questions and advice now share the Question channel. A new Updates channel brings news about Pandough from the team, and anyone can filter the feed to it.
When Pandough is added to your home screen, every page now has a back button in the top bar, so you no longer get stuck on pages without one.
Each now carries a fermentation window and hydration range based on published data.
Day labels, night avoidance and quiet hours follow the wall clock across midnight and daylight saving.
A bare rack bakes slowest, home ovens need 45 minutes of preheat, and calibration notes say what they are based on.
Mixer heat depends on tool speed, hydration and fill, with the speed split in the water sheet.
The mix water is worked out as a heat balance, and ice is given in grams for any dough.
A plan started now is rounded to the nearest hour, while times you type stay exact.
Your starter's age and ripeness now shape the dough's rise and its forecast.
Fix any of the three times and the plan fills the gap, with a summary bar for start, total, bake and yeast.
Water temperature has its own gauge, and autolyse and a mid-mix pause are part of the plan.
Ask about your bake and it knows the instructions you are following.
Neapolitan and Classica instructions are free with an account, PRO elsewhere.
A planned fridge dough gets a warm-up leg, and custom fermentation legs work up to six.
Make a formula your own, save it, and share it with a link that others can open in the calculator.
A completed bake becomes read-only with its steps as a log, and Bake again is the way forward.
Take the calculated dose, correct it by a percentage, or fix an exact dose.
Change the plan from inside the step-by-step instructions.
Every formula has a page with its history, how to make it, common mistakes and recommended flours, plus a hub to browse them all.
Save your own formulas, reuse them and pin the ones you bake most.
Pandough is now available in Czech.
A new Start window walks you through the bake, adapting each step to your schedule, with photos for mise, preferments, mixing and bulk.
Hold back a small late reserve of water. It is automatic by default.
Editorial course covers and a clearer path to the first lesson.
Post your bakes, follow tags, build a profile and browse a community catalog.
Compare mixers on charts, and see formulas listed on mixer and oven pages.
Pick a formula and go, with Classic still there when you want every control.
A troubleshooting guide with a short questionnaire that finds the likely cause.
A short sheet after the bake asks how it turned out and feeds back into oven and flour guidance.
Short feature tips appear across the app and can be dismissed.
Post photos with your review, edit it later, and see a gallery on the page. One review per baker.
Choose Light, Dark or System.
Filter by gluten-free, mixes, grain and added ingredients.
The graph now uses your flour's own behaviour, not a generic curve.
Hydration, fermentation and heat warnings for gluten-free mixes, including starches and binders.
Star ratings are replaced by a profile of how the flour behaves in dough.
Jump to pages, flours, ovens and mixers from one search box, with fuzzy matching for typos.
Guided trials let you use a PRO feature before you decide, and pricing is in the main navigation.
Pandough is now available in Hungarian.
The Lidl pizza-wave ovens are in the catalog.
A short explanation of poolish, biga and levain appears where you choose one, with a reverse-gear check for biga in mixers.
Browse stand mixers, spiral mixers and food processors, set which you own, and the calculator uses their effect on dough temperature.
Settings open over the page you are on instead of replacing it.
Ask a question and it knows the live temperature of your dough or fridge.
Each oven page names its baking surface and gives tips for it, with a recommended maximum temperature.
Invite a baker and both of you get PRO time.
Share a bake with a pandough.app/b link.
The calculator knows fresh flour ferments faster and gives a softer dough.
A cold leg can now last up to 168 hours.
Hydration ranges follow the flour's W, with a reworked Quick Add sheet.
A bake-balance graph and a browning-agent card help when a home oven cannot brown the crust on its own.
A floating bar appears after you pick an oven so you can compare in one tap.
Connect your account with one link and your assistant can see your active bakes.
Strength and browning readouts use better data, so the numbers on flour pages agree with the calculator.
The same picker appears in the calculator, the water sheet and your account.
Tell the calculator how much starter you keep, and it shows when it should be ripe for mixing.
Catalog pages link to the product when we found a real listing, in your country's store.
The formula chooser now sits in the page, as large cards, and respects the Back button.
The Ninja EU outdoor pizza ovens are in the catalog.
Your conversations with Pandough support stay in a single thread.
Courses have their own landing pages, and lessons track where you are.
The Italian stone-ground range is now in the catalog.
Replace a single flour in a blend without taking the whole blend apart.
The full Caputo lineup is rebuilt from what the maker publishes, and Mlinotest flours are rebuilt too.
Pans, slabs and logs get their own portioning controls, with thickness and weight-sized pans. Portions can be as small as 1 g.
Long ferments now account for the dough itself maturing, which makes late-stage advice more realistic.
Choose temperature and weight units separately. Grams are now the default everywhere, including the US.
Set your room and flour temperature once, and a confirmed bake remembers the kitchen it was baked in. The water card shows every number it was computed from.
Alerts used to be spread over five spots. They now live together, and each step's badge counts the same warnings you see in its drawer.
The colour of the slider follows your flour, and its height follows what your oven can bake.
Pairing a Shelly sensor now happens over your local network, with no manual configuration.
The puffy, contemporary Neapolitan style has its own formula.
Browsing and selecting works the same way everywhere, with the same filters and search.
The hydration slider shows how your oven's heat shifts the sensible range, and a notice tells you when a dough is too wet for your oven to bake well.
Keep all your ovens on a shelf, switch between them per bake, and manage them right from the calculator.
Add or change sugar like you already could with oil.
The formula switcher grows by fourteen styles and groups them by what you are baking, such as pizza, bread and focaccia.
Your home page now shows an active bake card with its temperature graph, bake stats, and paging through your past bakes.
Type your own yeast dose for a preferment instead of taking the calculated one.
On a large screen you no longer tab between the two fermentation graphs. Both are shown side by side.
If a dough is still cold when it goes into the fridge, the calculator now says so and explains why it ferments slower than planned.
PRO is now available monthly as well as yearly, so you can try it without committing to a full year.
Two new views show where your dough is in fermentation, when it reaches its best window and when more time starts to weaken it. Set the yeast by hand and your schedule stays put while the view shows the effect. After one online visit, the calculator keeps working offline with your draft and your flours.
PRO bakers can connect a temperature sensor such as the Shelly H&T Gen3 and plan with real counter and fridge readings. Pandough tells you when the temperature drifts from the plan, for example a fridge running warm.
Blend two to four flours and use the mix like any single flour, with its own protein, strength, hydration range and fermentation window. Save a blend to reuse it. Poolish and biga also get their own duration slider and their own flour.
Browse 49 pizza ovens from 22 brands with their top temperature, heat-up time and size, and compare up to four side by side. Review the ovens you own to help other bakers choose.
The step-by-step instructions have a new layout with real photos and separate steps for hand mixing, a stand mixer or a Thermomix. Yeast steps show a reference photo for fresh or dry yeast.
Plans start from your start time and bake time and pick the schedule with the fewest trade-offs. If warm fermentation would run longer than your flour can take, part of it moves to the fridge. You can edit proofing steps in place and see a warning before a risky window.
Send a link that opens your full dough setup for another baker. During a bake you can tick off steps yourself, and bassinage water appears as separate amounts.
Hours mode lets you set warm and cold fermentation times directly, next to planning from a start or bake time. The yeast amount now also adapts to your flour's strength.
The flour database grew by 71 flours to nearly 200, with new ones from Italy, Poland, Germany and France. Each comes with protein, W strength, a hydration range and warm and cold fermentation windows.
Poolish and biga now show whether they are young, developing, at peak or over-ripe, adjusted for your room temperature. Yeast amounts were recalibrated with feedback from professional bakers and run lower for long fermentation.
Plan a whole bake in one place, from mixing and proofing to shaping and baking. Hydration and yeast follow your flour, fermentation time and temperature, and the plan can work backwards from the time you want to bake.