StencilRun: Exposure Log
Keep exposure records tied to the work
What it does
StencilRun keeps exposure logs, work context, notes, photos, and review history together in a structured local record. It does not certify safety or guarantee production outcomes.
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Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPhone. Not verified for macOS. Graphics & Design Developer TECK SOON NG Language EN + 15 More Size 2.7 MB iPhone Record, compare, and repeat local screen-print exposure-test setups with mesh, emulsion, light, timed cells, washout observations, photos, and notes. StencilRun is a private, local-first screen-print exposure-test journal for makers and small studios. Record the setup behind each physical exposure test: screen and mesh, user-entered emulsion notes, light and distance, timed test cells, washout observations, result photos, and your notes. Use your saved observations to: • compare timed washout results • mark setups as Proven, Revise, or…from apps.apple.com
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