A notebook for better pizza dough

Great dough.
Worth repeating.

Keep track of what goes into your dough, how you make it, and how it turns out. Learn from every bake. Find your own way to consistency.

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Neapolitan pizza baking on a stone deck inside a modern charcoal pizza oven, with flames at the back

Your first recipe

Everyday Neapolitan

Flour, water, salt, yeast. A simple overnight dough with room to experiment.

Dough balls
4 × 250 g
Hydration
60%
After mixing
26h 20m
Explore the example plan
  1. 01Plan
  2. 02Make
  3. 03Bake
  4. 04Learn
  5. 05Repeat

Why I built DoughGenie

From a lucky bake
to a recipe you understand.

I built DoughGenie because I wanted to understand why one batch turned out beautifully—and how to make it happen again. I also wanted help adjusting yeast to seasonal temperatures, flour, and fermentation conditions, with less to calculate and remember.

Keeping the plan and result together helps me see what changed, learn from each bake, and make the next batch with more confidence.

Start with a useful baseline

Use the starter recipe or enter your own. Ingredient weights follow your chosen yield.

Keep the plan beside the actuals

Record times and temperatures as you go, then see how the fermentation unfolded.

Make every result useful

Note what worked, what you’d change, and compare your completed batches.

Your batches stay private to your account.

Meet your first dough