ConeLog is a local-first studio notebook for pottery pieces, clay bodies, glaze combinations, test tiles, kiln names, cone targets, firing notes, and results. Review recent firings, search past outcomes, and mark combinations worth repeating without creating an account. It is a record-keeping tool, not kiln-safety, ceramic-chemistry, or guaranteed-result advice.
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Hi Product Hunt — I built ConeLog for pottery makers who know the frustration of getting a glaze or firing result right, then losing the details needed to repeat it. ConeLog keeps pieces, clay bodies, glaze notes, test tiles, kiln names, cone targets, firing notes, and outcomes in one local-first studio notebook. The dashboard surfaces recent firings, results that need review, and combinations worth repeating, while search helps recover earlier studio notes. No account is required for the core workflow, and records stay on the device. ConeLog is for record keeping only; kiln safety, material handling, and firing decisions should always follow professional and manufacturer guidance. I would especially value feedback from potters on which firing detail is easiest to forget and which studio record takes the most time to reconstruct.
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Really like that it works offline with no account needed, and the search made it easy to pull up a mug I forgot I had tried last month. Feels like the kind of quiet, useful tool a small studio actually needs.
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finally something local-first for my studio notes, love that i can tag cone targets and quickly pull up past firings without digging through old notebooks. the search through glaze combos worked pretty well in my quick test.
Really like that it works offline with no account needed, and the search made it easy to pull up a mug I forgot I had tried last month. Feels like the kind of quiet, useful tool a small studio actually needs.
finally something local-first for my studio notes, love that i can tag cone targets and quickly pull up past firings without digging through old notebooks. the search through glaze combos worked pretty well in my quick test.