Formulair Hack 1.5.9 + Redeem Codes
Perfumery formulation app
Developer: Lux & Terra Ltd.
Category: Productivity
Price: Free
Version: 1.5.9
ID: co.uk.lux-terra.Formulair
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Description
Designed for apprentice and self-taught perfumers. As easy as using a pen and paper but allows you to make connections between raw materials and formulas which a traditional notebook can't provide.
Keep your raw materials organised with collection of cards to store information. Keep track of basic information such as supplier, IFRA limits and cost per gram. Add dates for purchasing your stock and making dilutions to act as a reminder to when raw materials may have gone off. A table summarising concentration in formulas serves to quickly remind you which usage levels you found the most success with.
Organise your formulas into custom categories and sketch out new ones with ease. Simply search your raw materials library and set a weight in grams up to 3 decimal places. Mark formula entries as too strong or weak. Change the dilution of a formula entry or swap out a raw material as you please. Formulair makes all of this quick and easy.
Features:
- A custom scaling engine helps you scale formulas up and down using a scaling factor, target weight or target concentration.
- View a fragrance pyramid split into 5 levels of substantivity and a visual raw material category breakdown for each formula.
- Keep track of different raw materials' dilutions and change dilutions in formulas using the existing solvent.
- Includes a setting to scramble your raw material usage table, hiding sensitive formula information.
- Your data is secured by apple in a private iCloud container.
- Featuring a carefully designed colour palette, allowing you to assign colours to fully capture the essence your raw materials.
- A rich interface supports light and dark mode. Even the raw materials colour palette adapts dynamically.
- Raw material cards include a listing of every formula it's used in from strongest to weakest, showing any flags you set for too strong or weak.
- Export formulas to pdf allowing you to print and share, markdown to open in note taking software, or tsv (tab-separated value) files, to load into spreadsheet software.
Pricing:
Formulair allows you to add up to 25 raw materials and up to 25 formulas for free. Once you try to go above this limit, you will be offered a one-time in-app-purchase to buy the full version, which allows you to create unlimited raw materials and formulas.
Keep your raw materials organised with collection of cards to store information. Keep track of basic information such as supplier, IFRA limits and cost per gram. Add dates for purchasing your stock and making dilutions to act as a reminder to when raw materials may have gone off. A table summarising concentration in formulas serves to quickly remind you which usage levels you found the most success with.
Organise your formulas into custom categories and sketch out new ones with ease. Simply search your raw materials library and set a weight in grams up to 3 decimal places. Mark formula entries as too strong or weak. Change the dilution of a formula entry or swap out a raw material as you please. Formulair makes all of this quick and easy.
Features:
- A custom scaling engine helps you scale formulas up and down using a scaling factor, target weight or target concentration.
- View a fragrance pyramid split into 5 levels of substantivity and a visual raw material category breakdown for each formula.
- Keep track of different raw materials' dilutions and change dilutions in formulas using the existing solvent.
- Includes a setting to scramble your raw material usage table, hiding sensitive formula information.
- Your data is secured by apple in a private iCloud container.
- Featuring a carefully designed colour palette, allowing you to assign colours to fully capture the essence your raw materials.
- A rich interface supports light and dark mode. Even the raw materials colour palette adapts dynamically.
- Raw material cards include a listing of every formula it's used in from strongest to weakest, showing any flags you set for too strong or weak.
- Export formulas to pdf allowing you to print and share, markdown to open in note taking software, or tsv (tab-separated value) files, to load into spreadsheet software.
Pricing:
Formulair allows you to add up to 25 raw materials and up to 25 formulas for free. Once you try to go above this limit, you will be offered a one-time in-app-purchase to buy the full version, which allows you to create unlimited raw materials and formulas.
Version history
1.5.9
2023-07-12
- IFRA limits can now be entered to 4 decimal places
- Added extra width for formula percentages to help a straight alignment
- Added extra width for formula percentages to help a straight alignment
1.5.8
2023-06-30
Added error messages when formula export fails
1.5.6
2022-10-26
- Added a new green formula entry highlight colour
- Sorting of entities is now case insensitive
- Fixed crash when pressing the "Not used in any formulas" cell for raw materials
- Sorting of entities is now case insensitive
- Fixed crash when pressing the "Not used in any formulas" cell for raw materials
1.5.4
2022-10-02
Fixed a bug with the CSV import feature
1.5.3
2022-07-09
1.5.3
Bugfixes:
- Fixed the exchange dilution by maintaining percentage algorithm
- Fixed a bug where the cost calculator would not save it's result
- Removed a visual bug relating to the dilution selection screen
1.5.2
New features:
- Added a setting to include raw material description field in search bar searches
1.5.1
Bugfixes:
- Fixed overlapping text bug in the usage table present in update 1.5.0
1.5.0
New features:
- Added option to replace formula entries with an existing formula
- Entries in the raw materials usage table are now tappable to take you to the formula
- Added option to remove all formula highlights
- Added ability to search for categories via the category manager context menus
- Added export formulas library option
Bugfixes:
- Fixed crash when deleting multiple categories
- Fixed crash when adding a new raw material if a dilution cell was being edited
- Fixed an intermittent crash
- Fixed bug with “untitled” naming system
- Improved search bar behaviour
- Fixed some visual / layout bugs
- Increased space for iOS keyboard when editing formula entries
- Improved behaviour when double tapping on tab bar
- Potential fix for csv import permissions errors
- Fixed some other tiny bugs
Bugfixes:
- Fixed the exchange dilution by maintaining percentage algorithm
- Fixed a bug where the cost calculator would not save it's result
- Removed a visual bug relating to the dilution selection screen
1.5.2
New features:
- Added a setting to include raw material description field in search bar searches
1.5.1
Bugfixes:
- Fixed overlapping text bug in the usage table present in update 1.5.0
1.5.0
New features:
- Added option to replace formula entries with an existing formula
- Entries in the raw materials usage table are now tappable to take you to the formula
- Added option to remove all formula highlights
- Added ability to search for categories via the category manager context menus
- Added export formulas library option
Bugfixes:
- Fixed crash when deleting multiple categories
- Fixed crash when adding a new raw material if a dilution cell was being edited
- Fixed an intermittent crash
- Fixed bug with “untitled” naming system
- Improved search bar behaviour
- Fixed some visual / layout bugs
- Increased space for iOS keyboard when editing formula entries
- Improved behaviour when double tapping on tab bar
- Potential fix for csv import permissions errors
- Fixed some other tiny bugs
1.5.2
2022-07-07
1.5.2
New features:
- Added a setting to include raw material description field in search bar searches
1.5.1
Bugfixes:
- Fixed overlapping text bug in the usage table present in update 1.5.0
1.5.0
New features:
- Added option to replace formula entries with an existing formula
- Entries in the raw materials usage table are now tappable to take you to the formula
- Added option to remove all formula highlights
- Added ability to search for categories via the category manager context menus
- Added export formulas library option
Bugfixes:
- Fixed crash when deleting multiple categories
- Fixed crash when adding a new raw material if a dilution cell was being edited
- Fixed an intermittent crash
- Fixed bug with “untitled” naming system
- Improved search bar behaviour
- Fixed some visual / layout bugs
- Increased space for iOS keyboard when editing formula entries
- Improved behaviour when double tapping on tab bar
- Potential fix for csv import permissions errors
- Fixed some other tiny bugs
New features:
- Added a setting to include raw material description field in search bar searches
1.5.1
Bugfixes:
- Fixed overlapping text bug in the usage table present in update 1.5.0
1.5.0
New features:
- Added option to replace formula entries with an existing formula
- Entries in the raw materials usage table are now tappable to take you to the formula
- Added option to remove all formula highlights
- Added ability to search for categories via the category manager context menus
- Added export formulas library option
Bugfixes:
- Fixed crash when deleting multiple categories
- Fixed crash when adding a new raw material if a dilution cell was being edited
- Fixed an intermittent crash
- Fixed bug with “untitled” naming system
- Improved search bar behaviour
- Fixed some visual / layout bugs
- Increased space for iOS keyboard when editing formula entries
- Improved behaviour when double tapping on tab bar
- Potential fix for csv import permissions errors
- Fixed some other tiny bugs
1.5.1
2022-06-30
1.5.1
Bugfixes:
- Fixed overlapping text bug in the usage table present in update 1.5.0
1.5.0
New features:
- Added option to replace formula entries with an existing formula
- Entries in the raw materials usage table are now tappable to take you to the formula
- Added option to remove all formula highlights
- Added ability to search for categories via the category manager context menus
- Added export formulas library option
Bugfixes:
- Fixed crash when deleting multiple categories
- Fixed crash when adding a new raw material if a dilution cell was being edited
- Fixed an intermittent crash
- Fixed bug with “untitled” naming system
- Improved search bar behaviour
- Fixed some visual / layout bugs
- Increased space for iOS keyboard when editing formula entries
- Improved behaviour when double tapping on tab bar
- Potential fix for csv import permissions errors
- Fixed some other tiny bugs
Bugfixes:
- Fixed overlapping text bug in the usage table present in update 1.5.0
1.5.0
New features:
- Added option to replace formula entries with an existing formula
- Entries in the raw materials usage table are now tappable to take you to the formula
- Added option to remove all formula highlights
- Added ability to search for categories via the category manager context menus
- Added export formulas library option
Bugfixes:
- Fixed crash when deleting multiple categories
- Fixed crash when adding a new raw material if a dilution cell was being edited
- Fixed an intermittent crash
- Fixed bug with “untitled” naming system
- Improved search bar behaviour
- Fixed some visual / layout bugs
- Increased space for iOS keyboard when editing formula entries
- Improved behaviour when double tapping on tab bar
- Potential fix for csv import permissions errors
- Fixed some other tiny bugs
1.5.0
2022-06-29
New features:
- Added option to replace formula entries with an existing formula
- Entries in the raw materials usage table are now tappable to take you to the formula
- Added option to remove all formula highlights
- Added ability to search for categories via the category manager context menus
- Added export formulas library option
Bugfixes:
- Fixed crash when deleting multiple categories
- Fixed crash when adding a new raw material if a dilution cell was being edited
- Fixed an intermittent crash
- Fixed bug with “untitled” naming system
- Improved search bar behaviour
- Fixed some visual / layout bugs
- Increased space for iOS keyboard when editing formula entries
- Improved behaviour when double tapping on tab bar
- Potential fix for csv import permissions errors
- Fixed some other tiny bugs
1.4.3
2022-02-28
- Fixed a rare bug with CSV import and improved error codes for CSV import
1.4.2
2022-02-08
Fixed a bug affecting iPhone devices when Formulair would crash after editing raw material categories before viewing an ingredient card after opening the app
1.4.1
2022-02-06
- Import raw materials from CSV now works on iOS
- Export raw materials to TSV now works on iOS
- Scramble raw materials setting now shows real percentages and shows mark highlighting
- Added a setting to not retain formula marks when duplicating formulas
- Raw materials usage table now correctly displays percentages up to 4 decimal places
- Scale “Total” formula moved to right click / long press context menu
- Scale “Total” formula now has a helpful info popup for new users
- Moved purchase Formulair button to the formulas tab
- Random formulas now use the default dilution setting
- Export raw materials to TSV now works on iOS
- Scramble raw materials setting now shows real percentages and shows mark highlighting
- Added a setting to not retain formula marks when duplicating formulas
- Raw materials usage table now correctly displays percentages up to 4 decimal places
- Scale “Total” formula moved to right click / long press context menu
- Scale “Total” formula now has a helpful info popup for new users
- Moved purchase Formulair button to the formulas tab
- Random formulas now use the default dilution setting
1.3.1
2022-01-19
- Fixed crash when Formulair couldn’t find the requested default dilution for new formula entries
- Removed dilution calculator button from solvent and baseline dilution entries
- Fixed incorrect dilution date formatting on iPhone
- Removed dilution calculator button from solvent and baseline dilution entries
- Fixed incorrect dilution date formatting on iPhone
1.3.0
2022-01-16
- Added an additional ‘highlight’ option to the formula entry context menu
- Added a new setting to request a default dilution (e.g. 10%) to try to add if it exists when adding new formula entries
- When changing raw material for a formula entry, Formulair now attempts to find the same dilution for the formula entry
- Added double-tap on tab bar to scroll to the top of formula / raw materials library
- Added ‘jump to today’ option to date pickers
- Swapped ‘scale formula’ option for formula entries with the ‘view raw material’ option because the latter option is more frequently used and so should be quicker to access for ergonomic reasons
- Made new dilutions intelligently select a new dilution to add
- Moved the calculate dilution option from the context menu to a separate button to make it clearer for new users that it exists
- All highlights no longer persist upon formula duplication
- Reordered the formula entry context menu
- Added the ability to type decimals without the 0 at the beginning, for e.g; “.15” grams in a formula
- Changed supplier selection table to an inline style
- Enabled the editing of dilutions without having to remove the ‘%’ symbol
- Fixed visual appearance bugs for tab bar and navigation bars for some OS versions
- Fixed incorrect year displaying for some formulas in the formulas library
- Fixed bug where an error code erroneously showed when searching for formulas
- Added a new setting to request a default dilution (e.g. 10%) to try to add if it exists when adding new formula entries
- When changing raw material for a formula entry, Formulair now attempts to find the same dilution for the formula entry
- Added double-tap on tab bar to scroll to the top of formula / raw materials library
- Added ‘jump to today’ option to date pickers
- Swapped ‘scale formula’ option for formula entries with the ‘view raw material’ option because the latter option is more frequently used and so should be quicker to access for ergonomic reasons
- Made new dilutions intelligently select a new dilution to add
- Moved the calculate dilution option from the context menu to a separate button to make it clearer for new users that it exists
- All highlights no longer persist upon formula duplication
- Reordered the formula entry context menu
- Added the ability to type decimals without the 0 at the beginning, for e.g; “.15” grams in a formula
- Changed supplier selection table to an inline style
- Enabled the editing of dilutions without having to remove the ‘%’ symbol
- Fixed visual appearance bugs for tab bar and navigation bars for some OS versions
- Fixed incorrect year displaying for some formulas in the formulas library
- Fixed bug where an error code erroneously showed when searching for formulas
1.2.0
2022-01-01
- Added feature: Export raw material library as PDF
- Added ‘Created by Formulair’ watermarks to generated PDFs (can be removed in settings by full version users)
- Removed cost column from formula export PDF (Because it took up space and this column is sometimes private or incomplete)
- Generated PDFs for long formulas can now overflow onto multiple pages
- Updated formula category heading colours
- Added ‘Created by Formulair’ watermarks to generated PDFs (can be removed in settings by full version users)
- Removed cost column from formula export PDF (Because it took up space and this column is sometimes private or incomplete)
- Generated PDFs for long formulas can now overflow onto multiple pages
- Updated formula category heading colours
1.1.2
2021-12-29
Removed a bug where raw material and formula categories occasionally reverted or caused an app crash after being set.
1.1.1
2021-12-22
- Duplicate formula no longer retains description text
- Supplier table now updates supplier names once a supplier is renamed
- Removed crash when bringing up context menu for 'Add dilution'
- Removed crash when attempting to delete formula total entry or 'Add entry'
- Category fingerprint chart now defaults to expanded
- Broken markdown export functionality fixed
- Added some error messages to help with debugging
- Supplier table now updates supplier names once a supplier is renamed
- Removed crash when bringing up context menu for 'Add dilution'
- Removed crash when attempting to delete formula total entry or 'Add entry'
- Category fingerprint chart now defaults to expanded
- Broken markdown export functionality fixed
- Added some error messages to help with debugging
1.1.0
2021-10-01
Big update:
- Added a dilutions calculator (long press a dilution entry in the raw material card to access)
- Added dates to formulas and setting to display month/year in formulas library
- Added percentages to formula statistics
- Added setting to show a button in the raw materials library to purchase the full version
- Added right click to rename raw material
- Added pie-chart button on formula statistics navigation bar to switch back
- Formula category grey colour improved for dark mode
- Bugfix: Long format percentages no longer used for formula export PDF as they can cut off
- Bugfix: Raw materials picker now closes when a different formula is selected
- Bugfix: Refresh control no longer un-highlights last selected formula / raw material in the library
- Bugfix: Issue with raw material picker showing incorrect categories
- Bugfix: Removed erroneous formula above highlighting after deleting a formula on iPhone
- Bugfix: Formula title text field now expands upon device rotation instead of cutting off for long text
- Added a dilutions calculator (long press a dilution entry in the raw material card to access)
- Added dates to formulas and setting to display month/year in formulas library
- Added percentages to formula statistics
- Added setting to show a button in the raw materials library to purchase the full version
- Added right click to rename raw material
- Added pie-chart button on formula statistics navigation bar to switch back
- Formula category grey colour improved for dark mode
- Bugfix: Long format percentages no longer used for formula export PDF as they can cut off
- Bugfix: Raw materials picker now closes when a different formula is selected
- Bugfix: Refresh control no longer un-highlights last selected formula / raw material in the library
- Bugfix: Issue with raw material picker showing incorrect categories
- Bugfix: Removed erroneous formula above highlighting after deleting a formula on iPhone
- Bugfix: Formula title text field now expands upon device rotation instead of cutting off for long text
1.0.7
2021-09-21
- Fixed bug where dilution descriptions sometimes did not refresh properly when switching between raw materials
- Fixed bug where formula usage table did not refresh when adding a new raw material
- Fixed bug where formula usage table did not refresh when adding a new raw material
1.0.6
2021-09-15
Fixed localisation issues preventing users in some regions input decimal numbers
1.0.5
2021-09-10
Extended compatibility back to iOS 13 and MacOS 10.15 (Catalina)
1.0.3
2021-08-26
Fixed crash preventing a supplier being added when none are present
1.0.2
2021-08-26
Fixed crash when adding new categories
Fixed crash preventing app loading when over free version limits
Fixed crash preventing app loading when over free version limits
1.0.1
2021-08-23
Minor bug fix
1.0.0
2021-08-23
Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases
| Item | Price | iPhone/iPad | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full Version (Add unlimited raw materials and formulas) |
Free |
DG404779169✱✱✱✱✱ | 8090C4D✱✱✱✱✱ |
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Ratings
4.9 out of 5
49 Ratings
Reviews
edwardlorenz,
Groundbreaking App for Perfumers
As much as I love the old-school practice of writing out formulas (the simple act of writing out a formula gives me the luxury of time to really consider if or how I should add a material etc), but I am of the very new-school, need-it-done-now, gather-information-quickly, produce-results generation. This app is thoroughly thought out, from the ground up, top to bottom and side-to-side with every feature helpful in the process of formulating. Each feature exists for a practical and useful reason, and no feature that really has no practical use and serves no useful function is eliminated so you'd really have to be a dumb-dumb to fail using this app.
Side grip: I wish the settings were inside the app itself so I don't have to go to my actual phone settings to change advanced settings. But that's not even a bother once I figured out where those advanced settings were.
The only CON: both the app and my desktop version crash constantly when deleting material categories or deleting materials.
Side grip: I wish the settings were inside the app itself so I don't have to go to my actual phone settings to change advanced settings. But that's not even a bother once I figured out where those advanced settings were.
The only CON: both the app and my desktop version crash constantly when deleting material categories or deleting materials.
billford420,
Invaluable tool for hobbyist although a few suggestions
Great for storing your library of materials, it would be nice to have an option for accords library option, and for it to be easily integrated into formulas, instead of reloading all your raw materials for the formula manually.
Another suggestion is for a extensive csv library of raw materials to be downloaded for the full version.
Love this app.
Another suggestion is for a extensive csv library of raw materials to be downloaded for the full version.
Love this app.
Moosicluvr,
Nearly perfect!
This is a great app. It makes the task of creating a formula much easier, as one can adjust weight modifications as you go along. Then, as you modify formula versions, the 'copy' feature also makes this a breeze. Evidently much thought went into this app. The few things I would say it needs is some aditional fields, such as 'Manufacturer,' which would better identify materials based on who made them. For naturals such as EOs, this would also help identify country of origin. An 'Image' field could also be great as often we can identify a material with an image. Or maybe an option to add custom fields, if possible, would take care of all of the above as we customize the app for our individual needs.
Connor Weinman,
Love It
This app is a game changer for me. As a new perfumer, it's been incredibly helpful with keeping track of ingredients and is just an all around fantastic tool for creating perfumes. It's also been fun to use when creeating theoretical perfumes that I haven't tested yet.
The one thing I would like to be added in the future (assuming I'm not completely stupid and don't know it's already a feature) is a way to add save formulas for accords into other formulas.
So for example, if I have a strawberry accord, and I want to use it in a perfume, I would love if I could add the accord instead of individually adding the ingredients to a new formula.
Regardleess, I'm loving this app.
The one thing I would like to be added in the future (assuming I'm not completely stupid and don't know it's already a feature) is a way to add save formulas for accords into other formulas.
So for example, if I have a strawberry accord, and I want to use it in a perfume, I would love if I could add the accord instead of individually adding the ingredients to a new formula.
Regardleess, I'm loving this app.
Nhan 1811,
Requisite app for new Perfumers
Clean, simple and very straightforward interrelational database. Anyone who has used iTunes can navigate this.
Time-saving data entry tool that beats excel spreadsheets by a mile. Analytical features that help formula evaluations. When dealing with a large library of aroma chemicals this is a huge advantage.
Time-saving data entry tool that beats excel spreadsheets by a mile. Analytical features that help formula evaluations. When dealing with a large library of aroma chemicals this is a huge advantage.
kaylahf16,
Amazing!!!
I absolutely love this app, it’s almost perfect! Only thing missing is being able to use on my windows computer. Other than that, 1000% recommend! Thank you for this
joey.smells,
Life Saving app
It seems as though every function has been deliberately and meticulously thought out. Easy to use and a very powerful tool for DIY perfumers!!
Chlubear,
Great App
This app is user friendly. Once you get the hang of it. Not to hard to understand like other ones I’ve seen.
whatothernamesarethere,
Wonderful app
I haven’t purchased it (yet!) because I’m still working with the free version but this app seems very worth the money and very useful. I watched the tutorial on YouTube which was extremely helpful and only took about an hour. This app is going to save me so much time and money. My only complaint is that you don’t make an account for the app, it’s linked to your ICloud. So if I’m making perfume with another person and want them to have access to the same database on a different device, it’s hard to share the login information.
I Was All Like,
Love!
If you love spreadsheets like me, letting go of control can feel weird. How can I be sure all my relevant info is available? How are the calculations done? How are updates?
Well, all are much, much better than any spreadsheet I set up. The data hoarder in me is happy to add tons of notes to materials. The math nerd loves the clever ways formulas are calibrated. I don't know how the design snob ever felt comfortable with spreadsheets tbh. This app is gorgeous.
Can you imagine if Apple made Contacts run this smoothly?
Also, my weighing station doesn't have room for my laptop. With Formulair, I just use my phone to get the formulas. I update the Mac later. It's better than the best I could imagine. Documentation is also excellent, both on the dev's site and Sam Macer's YouTube channel. Easiest IAP I ever bought.
Well, all are much, much better than any spreadsheet I set up. The data hoarder in me is happy to add tons of notes to materials. The math nerd loves the clever ways formulas are calibrated. I don't know how the design snob ever felt comfortable with spreadsheets tbh. This app is gorgeous.
Can you imagine if Apple made Contacts run this smoothly?
Also, my weighing station doesn't have room for my laptop. With Formulair, I just use my phone to get the formulas. I update the Mac later. It's better than the best I could imagine. Documentation is also excellent, both on the dev's site and Sam Macer's YouTube channel. Easiest IAP I ever bought.
