ConeCurve Kiln Studio

ConeCurve Kiln Studio is a planner for people who fire clay.

Drag the heat. Ramp and hold points sit on a temperature-and-time chart. Pull a point and it can snap to the nearest pyrometric cone, from 022
through 10. Read the chart in Celsius or Fahrenheit, and undo a move that landed in the wrong place.

Start from a shelf of clay and glaze schedules: slow bisque, overnight candling, porcelain, raku preheat, cone 6 drop-and-hold, crystal soaks,
celadon, shino, and more. A cone chart lists each cone with its temperature and a short note about what that heat usually means for the clay.

Save the schedules you build. Pin one so it stays easy to find, and keep its peak cone in view. Lay two recipes on the same chart before you
choose. The app flags a climb that is too steep, a peak above the kiln’s top temperature, or a peak that misses the cone you named.

Keep up to three kilns, each with its fuel, chamber size, controller, and maximum temperature. The curve checks itself against the kiln you pick.

When the schedule looks right, share a curve card for the studio board. A reminder can mention the pinned firing before you heat the kiln.

Recent changes:
Initial production release of ConeCurve Kiln Studio.

First release: design schedules on a fullscreen draggable temperature–time curve with ramp and hold handles. Snap pyrometric cones 022–10, load seeded clay and glaze presets, compare two schedules side by side, save kiln profiles, and export curve cards as PNG—fully offline at the studio bench.

ConeCurve Kiln Studio turns kiln math into a tactile bench instrument. Design real ramp–hold firing schedules on a fullscreen…