Contact
Get in touch
TidyLabs is a one-person software studio in Herefordshire, UK. It builds and runs a small family of products for people who own a PerfectDraft beer machine. Email is the way to reach it, and it reaches an actual person.
There is one of me, so expect a reply in a day or two rather than in an hour. Write in English, and say which product you are asking about if it is not obvious.
What we make
The products
Everything TidyLabs sells or gives away lives on its own site. Each one has its own support route and its own privacy policy.
- seemy.beer - sign seemy.beer
A live tap sign for a PerfectDraft machine. It shows what is on, how fresh the keg is and the story behind it. Free alongside Home Assistant, or standalone on a small subscription.
- seemy.beer - price tracker tracker.seemy.beer
Price and stock history for every PerfectDraft keg, with a deals lane and origin-versus-brew country. A CamelCamelCamel for kegs.
- seemy.beer - codes board codes.seemy.beer
A community board for PerfectDraft discount codes people cannot use themselves. A tidier version of what already happens in the Facebook group.
Payments
Seen TIDYLABS on a statement?
Payments for TidyLabs products are taken by Brett Jenkins, trading as TidyLabs, through Stripe. A card or bank statement shows TIDYLABS, which is the business name rather than the name of the product you subscribed to. The product is most likely seemy.beer.
Card details are handled by Stripe and are never seen or stored by us. Cancelling is self-service in the Stripe billing portal, which is also where you change your card, switch plans or download an invoice: billing and subscriptions has the link and explains what to expect. To ask about a charge or request a refund, email [email protected] and it will be sorted out.
Business details
Who you are dealing with
TidyLabs is a trading name of Brett Jenkins, a sole trader.
TidyLabs52-56 Standard Road
London
NW10 6EU
That address is a serviced address at which documents can be served, and post sent to it reaches us. How personal data is handled is a separate question, answered in the privacy policy.