Cinderhead Fire

Cinderhead Fire is a beautifully crafted learning companion for anyone who loves antiques, heritage objects, and the quiet craft of restoration. Instead of dry lectures, it turns real conservation knowledge into a conversation — the app types out ideas one line at a time, asks a question, and waits for your answer before continuing. Twelve original lessons, each written by hand in words, walk you through the true fundamentals: minimal intervention, reversibility, documentation, patina, hide glue, shellac, gilding, ceramics repair, textile care, metal cleaning, and more. Every concept is followed by an inline mini-challenge, so you learn by thinking, not by skimming. Between lessons you can sharpen your instincts in Quiz Focus mode, test your eye in a hand-drawn Target Shooter mini-game, and watch your progress fill a nautical Treasure Map that resets each day. Streaks, XP, and levels ("Apprentice", "Journeyman", "Master") give a gentle nudge to return, while a Constellation of achievements records every milestone as a star on the night sky. Seal a Time Capsule at any breakthrough and open it weeks later to see how far you have come. The interface is dressed like a workshop notebook: aged paper, copper accents, dashed depth-lines, and a serif type that feels closer to a museum label than a modal window. There are no ads, no tracking, no accounts. Everything is stored locally on your device, and you can export a weekly PDF summary of your progress or share a printable achievement card. Whether you inherited a chair that needs love, collect ceramics at flea markets, or simply admire the patina of old things, Cinderhead Fire teaches you to look carefully before you touch — and to touch only when it truly helps.