Money Ceramic Mend

This is a workshop ledger for people who repair ceramics with kintsugi. The app is called Money Ceramic Mend.

It is not goldware upkeep, and it is not a household budget. It answers one question: what did it cost to mend this broken bowl, plate, or vase once with kintsugi? You walk that piece through break, bind, fill, powder, and return. You log lacquer, gold or silver or tin powder, hours, and curing days. Then you compare that with the price of buying new, and decide if the repair is worth it.

There are three tabs:

Bench. Each piece has five steps: how it broke, how you joined it, how you filled the gap, which powder you used, and when it went back into use. Each step can hold notes, a photo, and materials. The repair total is what you actually logged. Tin, silver, and gold show estimates so you can choose a metal. Those estimates do not replace the real total.

Shelf. Jars of ki-urushi, gold, silver, and tin have stock, price, and yield. Stock drops only when you save a real material line on a step.

Workshop. Set your wage and the daily curing cost. See how many pieces are on the bench, what is due in the curing box, and whether the shelf is running low. A reminder can fire when a piece is ready to come out.

There is no account and no in-app purchase. The ledger stays on the phone. On launch, the system tracking prompt appears. The sample bench has three pieces: Winter Tea Bowl, already returned; Sunday Plate, waiting at powder with silver; and Hallway Vase, just arrived.