Searched around with not much luck. Does anyone use an online site to track their cigars? Worth the effort? Trying to find something to help me keep track until Jordan's BB app arrives!
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The problem with an online humidor is that you need to be around your computer to keep it updated, which is not always easy to do.

I use MobileStogie on my iPhone and I still have to remember to update it even though I almost always have my phone with me...

I guess it really depeneds upon how diligent you are.
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Nah, with my blackberry I am always on the web!! Right now for instance!
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My (poorly made) point is that it might be easier to just use a BB application with a local data store rather than having to rely upon Internet access...
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That is what I am hoping for, just need Jordan to get busy :-)
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You guys are way too organized. :-)
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:-)
I used to maintain an Excel speadsheet. Abandoned that a few years ago.
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Not enough cells, Peter?
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I don't maintain an inventory any more per se, just a list of cigars (names, vitolas) that I have in my humidor and a wish list of cigars that I would like to have...
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You funny guy, Vin. :-)
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Yea... I believe Excel only supports up to 16k rows or something...

not enough... :-)
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My orginization of the cigars I have smoked includes a box next to my humidor of the rings from those said smoked cigars. That's if I remember to take them out of my pocket before I wash the pants.
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Something you can look into trying for a "mobile" solution is Evernote. It is a free service that can be accessed from most smartphones and computers with internet access. I keep a list of "looking for" cigars up there that I can reference/update when needed.
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What about using Documents to Go for BB? Should be able to use a Word or Excel file that can be shared between computer and BB.
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