Balvim

Your scale already knows when a green bowl has finished drying. Balvim turns those readings into a loss curve for each blank and flags it ready only once the weight has plateaued. Start 🚀 by registering a rough-turned blank: species, wall thickness, green weight and the short ID pencilled on the wood, plus a photo 📸 that becomes its shelf card. The shelf dial shows every blank that is drying or ready, along with its projected ready date. On weighing day, the queue ranks blanks by days since their last reading and by recent rate of loss, so fast ⚡ driers come up more often and a full shelf can be weighed in one pass. Enter the weight on the large pad, see 👀 the change from last time ⏱️, then save 💾 and move to the next blank. Each blank gets a decay curve with a plateau band and scrubber, weekly loss-rate bars, a ready date refitted after every weigh-in, and an estimated moisture content back-calculated from green weight and the species' oven-dry ratio. In Balvim a blank counts as ready when its weekly loss stays under your threshold for consecutive weeks, such as below 0.5% for two weeks in a row, and you can keep separate rules for dense fruitwood or thin walls. A reference table 📋 of 60 turning species with basic density and typical green moisture seeds the estimates, and you can edit it. A timeline 🕒 ties every photo 📸 to its point on the curve. When you log 📝 the finish-turn date and final weight, the Finished Blanks record compares actual drying time with thickness and species, so your expectations sharpen with each batch. All data stays on your device and no account is needed. Balvim keeps the bookkeeping that used to live in pencil on the bowl, and the curve does the deciding.