Bevelpass Pass

Bevelpass is an offline-first leather edge bevel pass-counter for leathercrafters, belt makers, and small-goods makers who work one named piece at a time and need live control of edge thickness, bevel angle, and how many tool passes remain until the edge reads even. Cold start opens the fullscreen pass-counter for the active edge: an oversized remaining-pass digit, edge name strip, thickness and angle chips, and a single large Pass tap that decrements toward even. Secondary actions mark the edge Even, undo the last pass, or flip to the next edge on the same piece while preserving each edge’s pass state. Edit typed edge thickness (mm) and bevel angle (°) chips without leaving the counter surface. Use the target-pass planner to set planned passes from thickness and angle presets, then count down live until Even. An evenness gate locks an edge as Even only when remaining passes hit zero—or when you force-mark with a short typed note. The piece tray holds named leather pieces with hide type, target finished thickness, and which edges still need bevel work. A per-piece multi-edge strip covers top, bottom, left, right, and strap ends. Session pass history per edge (timestamped pass marks, undos, and even locks) stays stored locally for the active piece. Start faster with a seed library of starter pieces—belt blank, card sleeve, knife sheath edge, watch strap—plus an angle and thickness reference sheet of common bevel pairings for veg-tan and chrome-tan edges. Preferences cover default angle, default starting passes, haptic on Pass tap, and keep-screen-on while counting. Not a project journal, kiln log, or generic craft sandbox. Keep bevel work honest at the leather bench: thickness, angle, and pass count on one surface so every edge lands even without paper tallies.