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BEFORE YOU WIND THE NEXT BATCH

Enough yarn for four?
Check every color first.

ConeYield is a planned browser tool for repeat weaving batches. Work backward from the yarn actually on your cones to the number of finished pieces your tested recipe can support.

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Early-access concept · Planned at $24 · proposed one-time purchase · No payment today

Weaving batch yield from remaining cones

For small handweaving studios selling repeat towels, scarves and table linens.

THE FIRST VERSION, KEPT FOCUSED

Find the color that limits the batch

01

Weigh what is left

Enter gross cone weight, measured empty-cone weight and the supplier's length per gram. Mark uncertain measurements instead of treating them as exact.

02

Find the color that limits the batch

Use your sample-derived per-piece consumption and fixed loom waste for each yarn. Show the largest whole-piece batch that fits every color, plus the shortfall for one more piece.

03

Compare a shorter batch with a top-up

Change one cone quantity or reserve allowance and see the new yield. Export a winding worksheet with assumptions, then record actual yarn use after weaving.

A PRICE TO VALIDATE TOGETHER

Weaving batch yield from remaining cones, kept focused.

This is the price we are testing for the first version. Share your workflow and we will follow up about fit, availability, and final terms.

PLANNED EARLY-ACCESS PRICE

$24

proposed one-time purchase

No checkout or subscription today

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HELP SHAPE THE FIRST VERSION

Enough yarn for four?

For small handweaving studios selling repeat towels, scarves and table linens. Tell us how you handle this workflow today. Joining records your interest; it does not create an account or reserve a launch date.

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