Kegerator guides

Practical guides for homebrewers and kegerator owners — from the team behind the Keggio tap display.

From Sharpie Labels to Digital Tap Lists: A Homebrewer's Upgrade Path

Every homebrewer goes through the same labeling evolution — Sharpie, masking tape, chalkboard, printed menu, digital. Where you actually want to land and why.

How Long Does a Keg Last? Calculating It Properly

The real math behind keg shelf life. How to calculate days-to-empty by keg size, pour size, and drinking pace — plus how long a keg actually stays good once tapped.

How to Make Your Kegerator Smart Without Replacing It

Add WiFi, pour tracking, and live keg-level monitoring to any existing kegerator. From software-only to a full IoT setup with flow meters and ESP32.

How to Build a Digital Tap List Display for Your Home Bar

DIY guide: turn a tablet, old laptop, or Raspberry Pi into a kiosk-mode tap list display. Hardware picks, wall mounting, kiosk setup.

Corny Keg vs Sanke Keg — Which One Should You Use?

Comparing ball lock corny kegs and Sanke kegs for homebrewing. Pros, cons, and when to use each.

CO2 Pressure Settings for Every Beer Style

A practical guide to finding the right CO2 pressure for carbonating and serving homebrew from your kegerator.

How to Clean Beer Lines — A Step-by-Step Guide

Dirty beer lines are the #1 cause of off-flavors in draft beer. Here's how to keep your lines clean and your pours tasting fresh.

Kegerator Temperature Guide — Ideal Settings for Every Beer Style

Find the perfect serving temperature for lagers, IPAs, stouts, and more. A practical guide to dialing in your kegerator.

How to Set Up a Kegerator at Home — Complete Guide

Everything you need to know about setting up your first home kegerator, from choosing the right unit to pouring your first beer.

Keggio tap display mounted above a four-tap tower, showing beers on tap with style, ABV and keg level

Made by the Keggio team

Your taps, on display

Keggio tracks your kegs, logs every pour and puts your tap list on any TV, tablet or old laptop — straight from a browser. Free for one tap, no credit card.