Capture the fabric situation
Save the stain family, fabric profile, color, item category, location on item, severity, patch-test status, notes, and optional before photo.
Stain Sheet helps you record stains, fabrics, treatment attempts, damage risk, and final results — then look back at your own history before repeating a method.
Private by design. The app is planned as an offline household utility: no account, no cloud sync, no stain-recognition API, and no automatic web-based advice.
Stain Sheet
Treatment log
The cleanup loop
The page is structured around the way a real stain case unfolds: capture the incident, log each attempt, resolve the case, and later compare similar history.
Save the stain family, fabric profile, color, item category, location on item, severity, patch-test status, notes, and optional before photo.
Record the product or method, water temperature, soak time, friction level, spot test use, instant success score, and instant damage risk.
Keep the final success score, final damage risk, and whether you would repeat the method, so old cases become useful instead of forgotten.
Incident notebook
Stain Sheet is organized around incidents and attempts, not vague tips. You can keep active cases, resolved cases, and archived cases separate.
Personal lookup
Lookup ranks past cases by matching stain family, fabric family, fabric color, item category, result quality, and recency.
The app does not promise that a method will work. It summarizes your own saved cases and keeps warning context visible when damage risk is high.
The core records stay practical: fabric, stain, treatment, score, risk, and whether you would repeat the method.
Insights with thresholds
Stain Sheet focuses on practical summaries: rescue rate, hard fabrics, risky products, successful combinations, delay patterns, and repeat-worthy methods.
Resolved cases with a strong final success score, shown for 30 days, 90 days, and all time.
Products or methods with repeated high damage risk can be separated from ordinary results.
Stain and fabric combinations with repeated weak outcomes are highlighted only after enough cases.
Trusted method counts depend on repeated cases with good success and low damage risk.
Offline-first
Stain Sheet is described as an offline iPhone utility. Records, settings, and lookup history are intended to stay local. Optional before/after photos are stored in the app filesystem, with only relative paths saved in the models.