Dropper Bottle

Never buy the same paint twice. Scan a bottle in the shop and know in a second whether it is already on your shelf.

Dropper Bottle is a paint collection tracker for miniature painters.

Know what you own, make shopping lists, create projects, mix recipes for custom colors and more.

Add paints by scanning, naming yourself, or mass selecting from a manufacturer's whole catalog.

WHAT IT DOES

Your whole paint rack, in your pocket. Add paints from a catalog of over 6,700 colors across 29 makers, or add your own, direct to your paint inventory. Sort by maker, range, color or condition. Makers include all the big names in hobbying: Citadel, Vallejo, The Army Painter, AK Interactive, Scale75, Reaper, Monument Hobbies, Two Thin Coats, Tamiya and Mr. Hobby/GSI Creos.

Match a color with your camera. Point it at anything and it finds the closest paints you already own, and the closest ones you don't. Run paint conversions to see what you have that'll do the job.

Scan a bottle's label to see what it is and if you own it in under a second with remarkable accuracy.

Recipes and projects: Save paint schemes you like in easy-to-understand ratios with color previews. Build projects so you can prep your paints ahead of time and leave the rest in the closet.

A shopping list that knows what you own. It warns you before you buy a color you already have and suggests alternatives in your collection, too.

Move your collection between devices, with no account, no cloud and no subscriptions.

Perfect for hobbyists, wargamers, tabletop players, D&D dungeon masters, even Gunpla, scale modelers and military modelers!

HOW IT WORKS

Everything is stored on your device. There is no account to make, no email to give, and nothing is uploaded. It works totally offline.

Add up to 25 paints free, with every feature unlocked, and pay once if you want to keep going. One payment, yours permanently, including everything added later. No subscription.

MADE BY ONE PERSON

Dropper Bottle is built by OakLeafStudios, a one-man operation in Saitama, Japan. If something is missing or wrong, write to me — a real person who will read your feedback and work to implement it.