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A label is the series number, a hyphen and the two-digit tile number: 3-07 is tile 7 of series 3. Write it on the back of the tile with an underglaze pencil. The numbers come from counters that only go up, so a label always points at the same record.

The deleted number is retired. Deleting tile 1-06 leaves 1-07 as it is, and the next tile you add gets a new number, never 1-06 again. The same holds for series numbers.

No. Sorting by label, by missing variables or by glaze only changes the order on screen. Every tile keeps its label and its record.

Up to 99, so labels stay two digits. A new series starts with twelve tiles by default; you choose the number when you create it and can add tiles later.

Choose New test series and add one or two glazes, each with a range of coats, for example 1 to 3. Every combination becomes its own tile with its own label, on top of the base layers you share. The series opens as a matrix: what is the same on every tile at the top, the first glaze down the side, the second across. Tap a cell to set its coats and method, or to compare along its row or column.

Open the tile and turn on Make this combination again. Marked tiles sit on the shelf at the top of your library. Starting a new series from one takes over its clay, firing and layers, not its photos or notes, and gives the new tiles their own labels.

The clay body; each layer in the order you applied it, with its glaze or slip name, how many coats and whether you dipped, brushed, sprayed or poured it; the firing with your kiln log name, the cone and the atmosphere; notes; and photos after the firing.

Because a variable is empty: no cone, no layers, or a layer without a coat count, for example. Glazimo shows the gap instead of guessing a value, so an incomplete tile can never look complete in a comparison.

Yes. When you create a series you enter the clay, the firing and any shared base layers once, and every tile starts with them. Later, Edit series can set one clay and firing on all tiles of the series.

No. It records what you did and what you saw. It does not derive chemistry, temperatures or safety claims from your records.

Yes. Choose Record in the series and Glazimo walks you tile by tile: the label large on screen, large buttons for the number of coats and the method per layer, Same layers as the previous tile, and Previous and Next. Every change is saved as you go. The library shows the series you are working on with its next step.

Your first test series of up to 24 tiles, with photos, comparison and every export. A one-time unlock of €29.99 adds more series and up to 99 tiles per series. It is not a subscription.

Nothing is locked away. Only creating more series needs the unlock. Everything you recorded stays viewable, editable, comparable and exportable.

On your device. There is no account, no cloud service and no upload. Exports go wherever you send them. Settings has Delete everything to remove all series and photos from the device.

We develop our apps with AI tools for programming and translation. We use automated checks and device tests. oomny is responsible for the result, and a person answers support requests. https://oomny.eu/ai

The app itself contains no AI and does its work on your device. The line illustrations on its empty and photo screens were made with an image model and are marked as generated; the tile photos in our screenshots are generated demo images too.