Plumeten

Decide what to call for the band actually in the chamber tonight, from a record rather than from memory at the rope. Plumeten ties every calling to the ringers who rang it, the bell each one stood and whether it came round.

A practice 🏋️ night runs in order. Mark who turned up from your stored roster, seat the attending ringers on bells in the Seating Ring, and name the conductor, the cover and anyone learning behind. Pick a calling from the catalogue, filtered to the stage the present band can cover, or add a new ✨ one by its call sequence, stage and length. When the attempt ends, record the outcome: stood, fired out, or broke, and how far it got in changes.

The Standing Board is where that record pays off. It ranks callings by how reliably the band currently present has stood them, and it recomputes as attendance changes, so a missing ringer changes the answer. Because Plumeten stores the exact bell each member stood, Calling Detail can tell a touch that stands only in one seating arrangement from one the band holds generally, and roles are counted too, so a touch conducted by a new ✨ conductor is not folded into the band's usual reliability.

Compositions are kept as structured call sequences with stage and length, so the same 120 rung twice is one entity with two outcomes instead of two loose notes 📝. A starter catalogue of standard callings by stage ships inside the app 📱, so the first practice 🏋️ night has something to select. Photograph a composition card with the camera 📷 or attach one from your gallery, and it stays in the app's own storage on this device.

Every part of the loop, from attendance and seating to attempts, outcomes, the board and the catalogue, reads and writes local device 📱 storage only. There is no account, no sign-up and no network needed to use Plumeten, and no record leaves the device. Set your tower defaults and band-signature matching in Settings, then start 🚀 tonight's practice 🏋️.