A tool for people who work with their hands, made by one of them.
For carvers.
A place to keep the wood you've worked.
A place to share the wood you've found.
Two pillars under one roof, each with its own posture.
The journal is private and presence-led. It holds the work in front of you: photos and a note when there is something to remember, piece and lineage when you want to follow the thread from tree to piece.
The field is shared and connection-led. Carvers leave word about the wood they have spotted. A pin on the map, a photo, a guess at the species, a short note. Information about wood, kept open between carvers.
When you split a log into billets, each billet carries the log's story with it. When a billet becomes a spoon, the spoon still remembers. When you spot a tree on a walk, that's the start of a story too. Both kinds of memory live here, kept honest.
Journal
PresencePhotos and a note. Piece and species when you want them. Kept private.
- A photo and a note
- Log to billet to piece
- Day by day
- Just the record
Field
ConnectionPin a tree. Photos and a guess. A short note. Shared with other carvers.
- On the map
- A guess at the species
- Notes from any carver