Soapmaking Friend – Soap Calc のアプリ分析 1月10日

Take your soapmaking to the next level with Soapmaking Friend, the all-in-one app for hobbyists and professional soap makers. Build advanced recipes with powerful lye and soap calculators, track inventory, manage batches, record notes, analyze costs, and explore community recipes, all from your mobile device. ADVANCED SOAP AND LYE CALCULATORS Soapmaking Friend includes a comprehensive and intelligent liquid and bar soap calculator with full saponification support. Create accurate recipes with: • Liquid or solid soap type • Percentages or weight units • Water amount and lye concentration • Superfat level • Oils, fats, waxes, additives, and fragrances • Built-in saponification values You can also add detailed notes to each recipe and keep everything organized in one place. TRACK INVENTORY AND SUPPLIERS Go beyond simple calculator apps with full inventory and supplier tracking. Manage ingredients, custom items, purchase history, supplier details, order numbers, and stock levels. Always know what you have on hand and what it costs to produce each bar or batch. MAKE BATCHES WITH COST ANALYSIS Once your recipe is ready, create batches using your inventory with automatic cost breakdowns. Enter curing time, techniques, temperatures, additives, and more. The app calculates batch costs, per-unit cost, and suggested pricing. EXPLORE PUBLIC RECIPES Browse thousands of public soapmaking recipes shared by the community. Copy, customize, and adapt any recipe to fit your own style. GET SUPPORT FROM THE SOAPMAKING COMMUNITY Ask questions, get help, or learn from fellow soapmakers through the SMF community forum. KEY FEATURES • Advanced soap and lye calculators • Smart recipe builder with notes • Public recipe database • Inventory and supplier tracking • Batch maker with cost analysis • Community forum and support Download Soapmaking Friend today, the complete soapmaking toolkit for creators, hobbyists, and professionals. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/