Food & Drink · offline workbench
Scoville Blend Desk
Pull real peppers, lock a target heat band, and leave with jar-ready ratios and a bottle label—honest SHU math before a single chili hits the pot.
Food & Drink · offline workbench
Pull real peppers, lock a target heat band, and leave with jar-ready ratios and a bottle label—honest SHU math before a single chili hits the pot.
Volcanic basalt chrome. Ember glow. Precise heat craft—not vibes, not timers.
Illustrative marketing figures; not App Store metrics.
Scoville Blend Desk is the offline workbench for home sauce makers, chili cooks, and specialty-food sellers who need defensible heat math, not vibes. Inside compact volcanic-island chrome—ember glow, basalt panels, magma accents—you browse a finished seed library of 24+ chilies, compose multi-pepper formulas by weight or percent, and watch blended SHU min/mid/max update live. Point the target solver at a desired Scoville band and batch mass, lock candidate peppers, and get ratios that land inside the band. Fold in tomato, mango, vinegar, oil, and other non-heat bases on the dilution bench, scale to jar counts or liters with gram and milliliter outputs, check educational acid-balance guidance, pin comparisons, and export a plain heat-label card. Every formula stays on-device with SwiftData. No account. No network. No placeholder sections.
Workbench modules
Browse 24+ chilies with SHU min–max bands, flavor tags, and ember-to-basalt heat-tier bars—every row filled, ready to drag onto the desk.
Compose multi-pepper formulas by grams or percent and watch blended SHU min/mid/max recalculate instantly with Charts bars as you tweak.
Enter a desired Scoville band and total batch mass, lock candidate peppers, and receive ratio suggestions that land inside the heat window.
Fold in tomato, mango, carrot, onion, vinegar, or oil, then scale any formula to jar count or liters with per-ingredient gram and milliliter prep sheets.
Generate a tier name, SHU range, and blend short name as a shareable image via the system share sheet—ready for bottle or market stall.
Pin comparisons, duplicate and rename shelf formulas, and keep everything local with SwiftData—plus acid-balance reference and full SHU math notes.
Core mechanic
This is not a timer skin and not a personal history product. You weigh peppers, lock a band, dilute with non-heat bases, and scale to jars—math first, pot second.
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