v3.0.0

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date: 2026-09-16
title: A new look, built around the spool

The overview is a shelf now

The overview used to be four numbers and a table. It is now a shelf: every
material is drawn as a spool, the ring around it is the fill level in the
usual colours, the core is its colour and finish. Spools stand on one shelf per
drybox, materials without a box on the last one. Three tiles sit above the
shelf: how much is left in total, with a bar that shows each material at its
share and in its own colour; which materials are running low; and what the
stock is still worth.

On a wide screen, tapping a spool opens its detail right beside the shelf –
remaining amount, the tare, the value, weigh and log buttons, and a curve of
its history. Below that width a tap opens the material page as before.

The table has not gone anywhere: List is one click away next to Shelf,
with the same columns, sorting and column settings as before. The app
remembers which of the two you last used.

Weigh from any page

The identifier field – type F01, press enter, weigh – now sits in the header
on every page, together with the area and store switchers and the Weigh
and Log usage buttons. The sidebar has become a slim rail of icons; the
labels appear on hover, and the rail expands with a click on the logo if you
prefer the wide version.

A trend for every material

The material page and the detail beside the shelf now show how fast a
material is being used – grams per week over the last three months – and how
many more weeks it should last at that pace. It is an estimate for the eye,
drawn from your weigh-ins and logged usage; the remaining amount itself still
comes from the scale. The history is drawn as a curve as well, with weigh-ins
marked as points.

New typeface, new colours

Text is set in Manrope, every number in JetBrains Mono, so grams, percentages,
prices and dates line up and read at a glance. The dark theme has been
redrawn first this time – cool greys with a hint of blue – and the light theme
follows the same shapes.