Jоkеr Scratch app analytics for October 21

Jоkеr Scratch is an offline-first layer-plan studio for potters, slip decorators, and ceramics students. Before you carve leather-hard clay, lock every slip coat, scratch-through order, and kiln cone into one glanceable piece card you can follow at the bench. Cold start opens your active layer plan: a vertical stack of slip coats with scratch-pass numbers beside each layer—not a notes list, not a craft journal, and not a freeform doodle. Drag to reorder coats. Open the slip coat editor to type coat name, slip color label, approximate thickness, and dry-to-touch reminder text for every layer. Use the scratch-order sequencer to map numbered tool passes—outline, field clear, fine line, clean-up—through the coats they cut. Lock fire details on the kiln cone card with a typed cone target, oxidation or reduction note, and bisque-versus-glaze stage markers. Fill the piece identity strip with clay body, form type (tile, bowl, cylinder, plaque), and working hardness stage, then check off the stage timeline from leather-hard carve window through bisque and glaze fire. Start faster with seed sgraffito templates such as two-tone band, three-coat botanical, and reverse-scratch field. Archive completed plans in the local piece library, reopen them to duplicate coats for a new vessel, and open the plan summary sheet for a single-screen read-only rundown at the bench. Studio defaults remember preferred clay body, default cone, and last-used coat color labels. Core loop stays simple: plan, order coats, sequence scratches, lock fire, archive locally. Everything is built so the slip stack, scratch order, and kiln cone become a studio-ready sequence—no guesswork between the bench and the kiln.