Brushrage

I never have before cared about an app so much to rate it, but BrushRage has been the best thing to elevate my hobbying in such a long time! My partner and I own many 40K armies and I am the painter so this has helped me track the progress of everything we own. On top of that, I have started doing commission work and this app has been lifesaver in tracking the time for each project! I have also scanned my entire paint collection into the app easily with the barcode so I can track palettes!

I’ve never left a review for an app before, but I felt the need after using this app for so many hours and weeks of painting. If you’re interested in taking your painting seriously I’d consider this a must have. The ability to track your painting time for each session of every project and provide organized notes and photos for each individual step is an incredible tool by itself, not to mention the ability to keep a catalogue on all the paints you own or search for equivalent paints to those others may be using. Before this app I had to use three separate apps to accomplish those things. There’s so many tools and uses within this app and I probably don’t even use a quarter of them, but even so I love it and use it all the time. The only warning I’d provide is if you aren’t a little bit tech savvy you may need some time orienting yourself on the usage of each tool and figuring out just how in-depth each tool goes. But that just goes to show how much value you can get out of the app if you spend a little time fiddling with all of its interfaces. Once again, highly recommended for any budding miniature painter, specifically those who want to take organized notes on their own projects and progression or even simply keep track of how much time they spend painting. Cheers!

I had built a giant Monday.com dashboard to track all my minis and their painting status, but this app helped me consolidate the whole thing, plus associate the millions of mini photos I’ve been taking into projects and steps and into the collection itself. I can’t begin to state how helpful this has been for just tracking everything. Also kind of doubles as a journal. Just great all around.

Overall for an app that’s free it isn’t bad. However, any attempt to go to the collections tab immediately crashes the app. Also it appears to require google drive for backups so doesn’t use local iPhone storage for app data and iCloud backup automatically which would be a HUGE issue for me if I really dove in and used it for project management. The color pickers are not as good as paintrack app, and though the ui is slightly easier to add a collection of paint to via the library, overall it’s a poor UI design and needs work. I’ll keep it in mind but for now the app needs stability and usability work and needs to adopt native iPhone data security features before I use it.

One of the best available. A little confusing in the menus due to the many different tracking you will want to do, but worth the time to learn.

Great interface and ability to organize your hobbying by game or type or whatever you choose. You could even use it to log hours on canvas or digital art projects for billing.

Makes it so much easier to keep inventory and any notes on custom mixes or model progress. Any plans on adding in proacryl paints?

I downloaded this app in an attempt to be more intentional with my painting sessions. It is extremely easy to pick up & navigate, and I’ve seen an immediate impact on my painting productivity!

Probably the best app I’ve downloaded in general for mini painting, let’s me track everything which is awesome!

Awesome app and helps when buying paints. I’m guessing an update to add the new citadel paints sometime?