Dasti

Dasti is a pottery tracking app for studio potters who want to remember every piece they make. Track each pot from wheel to kiln, log every firing, organize your clay bodies and glazes, and build a visual record of your studio practice over time. Whether you're a hobbyist with a single bag of stoneware or a studio potter with shelves full of glazes, Dasti gives you one place to log it all. WHAT YOU CAN TRACK • Pieces: name, form method, clay body, weight, stage, photos, notes • Firings: type, kiln, atmosphere, cone, temperature, soak, per-piece outcomes • Clay bodies: brand, clay type, firing range, color raw and fired • Glazes: brand, surface, atmosphere, base color, firing range, food safety • Glaze applications: method, coats, layer order, notes THE STUDIO TAB Your active pieces organized by stage: forming, trimmed, bisqued, glazed, finished. See everything in progress at a glance and tap any piece to view details, photos, glaze applications, and firing history. THE COMMUNITY TAB A photo-first vertical feed of finished pieces from potters around the world. Like the work that inspires you. Save pieces you want to come back to. Sharing is opt-in. Your work stays private until you decide to share it. 360 SPIN CAPTURES Record a short video as you turn a finished piece on the wheel, and Dasti turns it into an interactive 360 view you can spin with your finger. TOOLS & REFERENCE • Notes: quick journal for glaze tests, technique observations, and reminders • Cone reference: Orton cone temperature chart • Shrinkage calculator: calculate thrown or fired dimensions • Weight converter: grams, ounces, pounds, kilograms • Monthly recap: see your studio highlights and stats from past months PRIVATE BY DEFAULT Your pieces, materials, and notes are private. They stay private until you explicitly mark a piece public and share it. You can block users, report inappropriate content, and request full account deletion at any time. ALWAYS FREE No subscriptions. No ads. No paywalls on features. Dasti is built for the pottery community. PERFECT FOR • Hobby potters tracking their first pieces • Studio potters managing dozens of glazes and firings • Teachers and students documenting their practice • Anyone who wants to look back on what they made and what they learned Track every pot. Remember every glaze. See what you made this year.