Pottery Glaze Log - Bisque

Name: Pottery Glaze Log - Bisque
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)
Author: Karol Jaworski

By: Karol Jaworski App

Kiln Tracker & Ceramics Studio

Overview

Version:

1.2

Last updated: 2026-07-13

Ranking

#929,062 ▼ 744

Overall

Features & Capabilities

The ceramics studio journal every potter needs. Glaze recipes, kiln logs, piece tracking, and UMF chemistry in one place.

Your pottery studio in your pocket.

Bisque is the ceramic artist's studio journal - built for potters and clay artists who take their craft seriously. Whether you're hand-building coiled and slab pieces, throwing porcelain on the wheel, or running a production stoneware studio, Bisque keeps every project, glaze recipe, and kiln firing organized.

TRACK YOUR PIECES

Document every ceramic project from wet clay to finished piece. Move through stages - wet, drying, leather hard, bone dry, bisqued, glazed, and fired - with a single tap. Add photos, notes, and target glaze recipes. See exactly where every piece sits in your studio workflow at a glance.

BUILD YOUR GLAZE LIBRARY

Record every glaze you mix. Log ingredients with percentages, cone temperature, firing atmosphere, and surface notes. Rate glazes, mark proven recipes, and track what works in your kiln. Never lose a formula again - whether it's a celadon, an ash glaze, or an earthenware slip.

LOG YOUR FIRINGS

Track every kiln load - bisque, glaze, single fire, or wood fire. Build custom ramp schedules with multiple temperature segments. Record peak temperature, soak time, and outcome. Review your full kiln history and find the exact conditions that produce the results you love.

UMF GLAZE CHEMISTRY CALCULATOR (PRO)

Calculate the Unity Molecular Formula for any glaze recipe. Know your flux ratios, silica-to-alumina ratio, and whether a recipe is food-safe before you fire. The UMF calculator turns raw ingredient percentages into real chemistry - the tool professional ceramic artists rely on.

AI STUDIO ASSISTANT (PRO)

Ask your AI pottery mentor anything. Troubleshoot crawling, blistering, or pinholing glaze defects. Get throwing advice for difficult forms. Understand reduction vs. oxidation atmospheres. Explore ceramic history and glaze traditions. Powered by Grok - like having a master ceramicist in your pocket.

BISQUE PRO INCLUDES:

Unlimited pieces, glazes, and firings
UMF glaze chemistry calculator
AI Studio Assistant powered by Grok
Advanced analytics and studio insights
Unlimited photo documentation
iCloud sync across all your devices

FREE TIER INCLUDES:

Piece tracking with stage advancement
Basic glaze recipe library
Kiln firing log with ramp schedules
Activity streak and studio stats

BUILT FOR THE STUDIO

Bisque lives on your phone because that's where you need it - covered in clay at the wedging table, next to the kiln, or sketching glazes between sessions. The interface is warm, focused, and designed to stay out of your way.

No fuss. Just the tools a working potter needs.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Karol Jaworski

Rating:

4.00

(1)

Version:

1.2 Last updated: 2026-07-13

Version code:

888230586

Creation date:

2026-04-06

Compatible devices:

Size:

3.86MB

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-09

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 929,062 ▼ 744

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Developed by:

Karol Jaworski

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pottery-glaze-log-bisque/id6759573706

User Reviews

Overall, this app looks really nice and seems well done, but it is missing a couple critical features. It gives you the ability to log a piece that you’re working on, but you can only give it a name, and there’s no place to add a photo so you can tell your pieces apart. The other thing I would like to see is the ability to add glazes that are purchased, and not just the recipes. This might work for a really experienced potter if you are mixing your own glazes, but for potters who are relatively new and who purchase premixed glazes, you don’t really have the ability to add that information unless you add it to the notes.