Hobii.diy · studio log → shopfront

Things made
on purpose,
hour by hour.

Logged in the app

10h

across 3 recorded sessions

How it runs

Start a session in the Hobii app. Time, materials and bench photos attach themselves to the piece. Finish it, list it.

start a sessionlog the hoursfinish the piecesell the outcome
start a sessionlog the hoursfinish the piecesell the outcome

Ceramics

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A maker shaping a bowl at the pottery wheel
“Every shop is full of finished objects with no memory of how they came to be. Hobii keeps the hours, the failed glazes and the reworked seams attached to the thing you buy — so a bowl arrives with three weeks of somebody’s attention still on it.”
The Makers Index

The practice

Log the hours.
Sell the outcome.

Start a session, and Hobii tracks it the way a running app tracks a run — time, materials, notes, photographs from the bench. Streaks, personal bests and monthly totals included.

When a piece is finished, list it. Your studio log becomes the product page — buyers see the whole making of it.

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Results

Makers keeping a public log