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Calculate the full blend
Weigh wax per candle or for the whole batch. Add fragrance blends, stearin, dye and other ingredients.
A calmer way to make candles
Make every
candle count.
Bring your formulas, wick experiments and production notes into one thoughtful workspace built for candle makers.
Your journal stays on your device No account required
One clear formulaWeights per candle and batch
SAMPLE FORMULA Ready to test
Amber & Cedar
Soy wax · cotton wick · 8% fragrance
WICK & WAXAMBER
& CEDAR
& CEDAR
Wax145 g
Fragrance11.6 g
Total blend156.6 g
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Keep every test connectedRecipe · lab · production
FORMULATETESTMAKELEARN
YOUR WORKSHOP, IN GOOD ORDER
From a first formula
to a better next batch.
Keep the details that make your process repeatable, and make the next decision with the last test in view.
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Compare wick tests
Record burn results for as many wick options as you need, then keep the winning test with its recipe.
03
Build a recipe journal
Save formulas, track versions and add the observations you want to remember next time.
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Plan production batches
Connect a batch to a recipe, track curing time, materials and the actual cost of making.
A PRACTICAL FORMULA EXAMPLE
How much fragrance for 10 candles?
At 145 g of wax per candle, the batch uses 1,450 g of wax. With an 8% fragrance load based on wax weight, add 116 g of fragrance for 1,566 g of wax-and-fragrance mixture, before other additives.
Wax1,450 g
+Fragrance · 8%116 g
=Base mixture1,566 g
A WORKFLOW THAT CONNECTS
Make. Test. Improve.
Every step gives the next one useful context.
Start with a formula
Set your wax, fragrance load and candle count. Add the materials that belong in your blend.
Learn from each burn
Compare wick options and record melt pool, flame, soot and scent throw side by side.
Carry learning forward
Keep the selected test with a recipe version, then use that formula to plan a production batch.
PRACTICAL ANSWERS
Made for real candle-making decisions.
See how the calculator, testing journal and production records fit the work at your bench.
Can I calculate for one candle and for a full batch?
Yes. Enter the wax weight for one candle or the entire batch, set the candle count and see ingredient amounts per candle and for the whole batch.
Can a formula include several waxes or fragrances?
Yes. Divide the wax base between wax types and set each fragrance’s share in a blend. The calculator checks that each composition adds up to 100%.
Can I include stearin, dye and other additives?
Add each ingredient by percentage or fixed weight. Percentage amounts can be based on wax or the wax-and-fragrance mixture; fixed weights can apply to one candle or the batch.
What can I compare in a wick test?
Record melt-pool diameter, burn duration, flame height, soot, scent throw and vessel temperature for each wick variant. Choose a result and carry that wick into a recipe version.
Can I track production costs?
Start a batch from a recipe, record actual material use and costs, follow curing progress, then review the batch cost and cost per candle.
Where are my formulas stored?
Journal records stay in the browser or app storage on your device. Export a JSON archive to keep a separate backup or move records between devices.
LOCAL BY DEFAULT
YOUR WORK STAYS YOURS
A private journal
for your workshop.
Your recipes, tests and batch notes stay in the local journal on your device. Keep a JSON archive when you want a separate backup.
- Journal records stay on your device
- Export a copy of your records as JSON
- The Android app page opens in Google Play
FOR YOUR NEXT POUR
Make room for
better batches.
Keep the ideas, tests and small adjustments that make each candle your own.
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