Grill5.0

BFour

About this app

Grill5.0 makes it easy to have delicious food.
Uses the latest Blue-tooth 5.0,
Provides a more stable device linking


High-precision probe with ±1°C accuracy in the range of 0-100°C;
Aluminum alloy probe handle with well-designed wraparound receiver prevent the sharp needles from accidental damage;
HD full-view circular LCD with the original dot matrix font make you clearly see the beautiful font even in distant place;
The 6 probes can meet the monitoring of the oven temperature and the monitoring of various foods (chicken, beef, sheep,fish pigs, etc.);
On the apps of Android and iOS , we provide good design interaction, food taste settings, alarm warnnings, history tracking and so on.

Ratings and reviews

The app works with pretty well with my BFour BT, 6 probe temperature monitoring system. It has properly sent my temp presets to the base unit and the unit alerts as expected. However, the app on my Pixel 6a has several problems. I can't take my phone out of BT range without losing temp history on the graphs, which is one of the big reasons I use this. Same thing happens if I do a few other things on my phone. The graph portion needs a LOT of work (better range to see more details and trends!)

Nice app. Easy to use. I like having the ability to create my own presets. I agree with others that there is no reason for location privileges. Another problem is the alarm only works with the screen active in Android and there is no setting to override screen timeouts. Also can't look at the phone to see the temperature if the screen has timed out. I did a "workaround" by installing another app called "Screen On" which sllows me to "whitelist" apps that I want to keep the screen active for.

First run, went well so far. Worked as I needed it. Would be neat to see an option for persistent notification and, while I know there's a bit more than just a chart, an "estimated time remaining" could be neat. I know cooking temp, type of product, etc. could be different. But, an estimate based on chart data could be an approximation that would be cool. But, for what it is, it gets the job done.