V1.5: It's alive!
The icons are new, and they look around. Your studio friends, the Kiln God, the Journal, the Bag o' Clay, the Mug, the Test Tile and the rest, one meaning each, across the app, the widgets and your watch. They blink, look around and doze off. Prefer Apple's symbols? Profile, Appearance, Icons switches back.
Made for iPhone Duo: PinchPot fills both displays, and keeps your place when you unfold it.
Also new:
- A piece says what's next: where it is, what to do, and the pieces that share its glazes. Loads ready to open sit at the top of the Journal with a Record Outcome button.
- Lost a pot? Mark it as a loss. It stays out of the Journal, the widgets and your watch unless you ask to see losses, and the stage stays where it was.
- An idea is a piece too. Log a title and some notes with no photo and it reads as an idea, not a pot in progress, until you make it.
- "Next time" lives under the rating: what you'd change. New from This carries it onto the next piece, and What's Next brings it back on anything with the same glaze or clay.
- Making a set? A new piece has a How Many count, and Save makes them numbered.
- Fired size and shrinkage, an asking price, and a For Sale filter. The firing screen says whether a load will fit the kiln.
- The kiln timer has a clock that shows when the load started, a thermometer that cools, and the kiln opens when it's ready.
- A fuller profile: name, when you started, your studios and links. And a glossary of ceramics and PinchPot terms under Profile, About.
- The piece menu is five things. Profile is shorter. Footers are one sentence. Dozens of screens got lighter.
- Insights has badges for what your journal already holds, and What Your Pieces Say: your best-rated glaze combination, cone and clay, and this season against the last. (Pro)
- New Pieces: choose what a new piece copies from your last one. (Pro)
- App Icons: six of the friends on your Home Screen. (Pro)
