# Taplist/On-Tap

These are third-party tapboard and taplist services that use the [Brewfather API](/api.md) to display what you currently have on tap. They allow you to create digital tap menus for your home bar or taproom, pulling beer names, styles, ABV, and other details directly from your Brewfather batches.

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Integration with these services requires a **Brewfather API key**. You can generate one from the [Settings](/settings.md) page in the Brewfather app. None of the services listed below are officially endorsed by Brewfather.
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### Available Services

**Tapitgood**: <https://tapitgood.com/docs/brewfather/>\
A tapboard service with a dedicated Brewfather integration guide. Supports customizable tap display layouts.

**Barhelper**: <https://barhelper.app/>\
A bar management app that can pull tap data from Brewfather to display your current pours.

**Brewboard**: [https://brewboard.app/](https://brewboard.app)\
A digital tapboard designed for homebrewers, with Brewfather integration for automatic tap list updates.

**Taplist**: <https://taplist.io/> - <https://forum.taplist.io/t/new-feature-brewfather-integration-beta/1700>\
A full-featured digital menu and taplist platform. See the linked forum post for Brewfather integration details.

## How It Works

These services connect to Brewfather using the [Brewfather API](/api.md). They read your batch data to display what you currently have on tap, including beer names, styles, ABV, and other batch details.

To set up any of these services:

1. Generate an API key in Brewfather from **Settings > Integration > Generate API-Key**.
2. Select the appropriate scopes (typically read access to batches).
3. Copy your **API Key** and **User ID**.
4. Follow the setup instructions on the third-party service's website to enter your Brewfather credentials.

Each service handles the display side -- Brewfather provides the data via its API, and the taplist service presents it on a screen, website, or digital menu board.

## Related docs

* [API](/api.md)
* [Settings](/settings.md)


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