Varevia

Varevia Soap is an offline organiser for personal record-keeping in handmade soap making. The app is designed to help users keep recipes, batch notes, ingredient lists and curing records in one structured place. It can be used as a practical digital logbook for planning formulas, recording production stages and reviewing earlier entries without relying on online services. The app focuses on clear organisation of user-entered information. It allows soap makers to keep separate records for recipes and batches, store ingredient-related notes and maintain a simple overview of ongoing curing periods. This makes it easier to return to previous work, compare records over time and keep a more consistent archive of personal craft activity. Core features: • Soap-making calculators. Tools for personal lye calculations, fragrance ratio references, mould volume estimates and recipe scaling based on the information entered by the user. • Recipe library. Storage for formulas, oils, additives, liquid notes, process details and optional comments in an organised format. • Batch journal. Separate logs for each batch with date, method, stage, notes and production status. • Curing overview. Tracking for batches that are still resting, with user-defined curing periods and a simple active-batch view. • Ingredient records. A local stock list for oils, lye, fragrances, colourants and other materials with notes, remaining amounts and approximate cost references. • Reference cards. Built-in ingredient notes and recorded properties for personal comparison and planning. • History and statistics. Access to earlier entries, recipe activity and basic trends based on stored records. Privacy and control: Varevia Soap works offline for core features. Data is stored locally on the user’s device. No account is required. The app does not use cloud sync or third-party tracking. Export is available for keeping a copy of records, and full data deletion is available in Settings. The app is intended for personal organisation of handmade soap records, whether for small test formulas or a more regular home production archive.