Wickora Candle

Wickora Candle Log is an offline organiser for keeping personal candle recipes, batch records, material notes and burn-test observations in one structured workspace. Record workshop information manually and return to previous batches whenever you want to review materials, quantities or testing notes. Workshop estimates Enter mould dimensions, wax density, additives and fragrance values. Save calculated quantities with your personal working notes. Results are estimates based on the values you provide. Cost records Add prices for wax, wicks, dyes, fragrance oils and containers. Review estimated batch costs and keep personal pricing notes. The app is not an accounting or financial service. Batch journal Create a separate record for every batch. Add component weights, preparation stages, temperatures, pour date, status and comments. Burn-test log Record testing cycles, duration and visual observations. Add time notes and personal ratings while keeping each test’s history together. Materials library Create cards for waxes, wicks, dyes, fragrances, containers and other supplies. Save characteristics, supplier information, personal notes and usage history. Activity summary Review simple totals for batches, calculations, material use and recorded tests based on your saved information. Local records and export Wickora Candle Log does not require an account for its core functions. Records are stored locally on your device. You can export your archive or delete saved data from the app. Wickora Candle Log is intended only for personal record keeping. Calculations and reference values do not verify material compatibility, fragrance limits, wick selection, container suitability, burn performance or fire safety. Confirm all values with material and container suppliers and follow applicable candle-making and fire-safety instructions. Never leave a burning candle unattended. Keep burning candles away from children, pets, flammable objects and unstable surfaces. A timer or saved test entry does not monitor the flame or make an unattended test safe.