Project Tracking
Keep active and completed builds organized with their status and details.
Your workbench, remembered
BenchRecall keeps projects, progress photos, paint recipes, supplies, notes, and next steps together so you can return to the hobby without reconstructing everything from memory.
Currently in closed beta
Why BenchRecall
Hobby projects often pause for days or weeks. In the meantime, colors, reference photos, notes, and next steps become scattered.
When you finally return, remembering every decision can feel like starting over.
Return with confidence. BenchRecall gives each project a clear record of where it stands and what comes next.
Everything in its place
Keep the details that matter close at hand, from the first idea to the final highlight.
Keep active and completed builds organized with their status and details.
Save visual checkpoints alongside the project they belong to.
Record color combinations and techniques you will want to repeat.
Track the paints, tools, and materials used across your workbench.
Leave yourself one clear action so restarting takes less effort.
Make a little progress and capture it, even when hobby time is brief.
Keep appearance, story, and reference notes attached to each project.
Export your local data for safekeeping and import it when needed.
How it works
Give the build a home before the details start to scatter.
Add recipes, supplies, photos, notes, and the next thing to do.
Open the saved next step and get back to making.
Local-first by design
BenchRecall currently stores app data locally in your browser on that device. It does not automatically sync between devices.
Export backups regularly. To move to another device, export a backup and import it there. If browser storage is erased without a backup, BenchRecall cannot recover that data.
Closed beta
BenchRecall is currently in closed beta. Invited testers use an invite code, and beta access requests are reviewed manually. Testers can send feedback and bug reports from inside the app.
Projects, progress photos, paint recipes, supplies, notes, visual details, and the next step you want to take.
No. It is designed for miniature painters, modelers, kitbashers, terrain builders, and 3D-printing hobbyists.
No. BenchRecall currently stores app data locally in the browser on the device where you use it.
Export a backup regularly for safekeeping. You can import that backup to restore your data or move it to another device.
No. BenchRecall is in closed beta. Access requests are reviewed manually, and invited testers receive an invite code.
Email support@benchrecall.com.