Well, I did it...

[Spinaker]

NIce! You will like it. I have two of them now and they are great.

[RonB]

FireBoard.

[Truckbutt]

Did you buy from FireBoard or a reseller?

[jfmorris]

Sounds to me like the sharemycook web page that Mosca uses still supports the CyberQ - it shows on the top of the page. So while not an app, that should get the job done from any device. Just no notifications or alarms I suppose.

[smokenoob]

soak the particle board in liquid smoke and you are good to go!!

[Dewesq55]

RonB - Thanks for the response. I did not know that. Cool.

[RonB]

Dewesq55 - the Pro is Drive.

[Dadof3Illinois]

You’ll LOVE the FireBoard,congrats

[Dewesq55]

He got the Pro. Is there a Pro Drive?

[Mosca]

I’m using an app called ShareMyCook.

[RonB]

Mosca - yours might still work. If you try it, let us know how it goes...

[RonB]

jfmorris - the Pit Pal app was a 3rd party app. BG did not have an app for the Cyberq, (as far as I know). When they upgraded their devices, they came out with their own app. I'm guessing that with no new buyers for their app, Pit Pal stopped offering it...

[glitchy]

I do end up changing them and cleaning some up, when I’m scrolling through 200 of them trying to find that Prime Rib I cooked last or such, but usually only update the ones I touch doing the search. I do have a two step cross reference most of the time, I find the photo in my album and look at the date info of the pic to find the Fireboard session. What’s sad is how many food pics are in my photo roll.

[jfmorris]

Sounds like they rolled out an app update that dropped support for older models of the CyberQ.

[jfmorris]

That is pretty lousy that BBQ Guru won't support their own older controllers on the newer versions of their own apps. I guess I should consider myself lucky that my 4 AA battery powered PartyQ doesn't use an app, and still works.