Frequently Asked Questions

Craft Club is a place to collect and share the beers you drink - and the moments around them. Every time you Tap In a beer, it becomes a digital memento tied to where you had it and when, building a personal archive of your taste over time. More than tracking beers, Craft Club is about discovering beer through people with good taste - thoughtful notes, real context, and experiences worth remembering.

Craft Club is about experience more than scores. Thoughtful notes, personal taste, and cultural context matter more here than chasing a perfect rating. The "best" beer is subjective, and that's the point.

Craft Club is built around intentional beer culture: taprooms, travel, limited pours, personal favorites, and people who care enough to write something worth reading. Less noise → More signal.

You can Tap In any beer you've had at a taproom, a bar, while traveling, or at home. Each Tap creates a digital record of that beer in your collection, capturing the time, place, and moment you enjoyed it.

Yes. Add tasting notes, a caption, or a photo - whatever helps you remember the moment and however you want to share it with others. Or keep it simple. Your collection, your rules. You can also give a quick thumbs up or down to mark whether you'd have the beer again. It's a personal preference, not a public score.

That beer becomes part of your profile - your personal archive. You can revisit it, share it, and see how your taste evolves over time. As you Tap In more beers, your taste profile sharpens and recommendations gradually improve.

The Tapline is Craft Club's main feed, highlighting recent Tap-Ins, thoughtful notes, and standout beers from the community.

Kudos are a quality signal. They're a way to recognize tasting notes, picks, or insights that are genuinely helpful or interesting. Think: "this was worth reading."

Likes are a casual acknowledgement, more of a friendly cheers. Kudos are more intentional and carry visible weight across the app.

Yes, you can follow friends or people whose taste you trust. By default, the Tapline shows public posts from the community. Over time, your feed gets better as you follow more intentionally.

Lists are a way to collect and organize beers or places you care about: favorites, must-tries, or personal themes. You can keep them for your own reference or share them to help others discover great beers and experiences. You can give kudos to Lists you find valuable and save your favorites to revisit later.

Yes. You can download the app, Tap In beers, and explore the community at no cost.

No. Full stop.

Absolutely. Your data is yours from day one. You can export it anytime via the app by navigating to Settings → Data.

You can delete your account directly in the app by going to Settings → Delete Account. Your account will be deactivated immediately, and after 90 days your personal data will be permanently removed. If you can't access the app, email support@craftclub.xyz from any email address with the phone number associated with your account. We'll verify your identity before processing the request.

You can delete individual content directly in the Craft Club app: • Tap-Ins: Go to your Profile → tap on any Tap-In → tap the menu (three dots) → Delete • Photos: Open the Tap-In → tap the photo → Delete • Comments: Tap on your comment → Delete • Lists: Go to your Lists → open the list → tap the menu → Delete • Tasting notes: Open the Tap-In → edit or clear your notes • Bio & profile info: Go to Settings → Edit Profile Deleted content is removed immediately and permanently. If you need help deleting specific data, email support@craftclub.xyz.

Yes, we're building Craft Club alongside the community, and things will continue to evolve. If you want to help shape what comes next, the Craft Club subreddit is the main forum where that conversation happens.

Curious drinkers, regulars, travelers, and locals - anyone interested in beer culture, not just beer stats. Our goal is to make great beer more approachable and to highlight the best of what the community has to offer.

Not at all! Whether you already know what you like or you're still figuring it out, you're in the right place.

Yes. Craft Club is intentionally focused on beer - and we think that focus is what makes it special and most valuable for the community.