BraidOrbit: Kumihimo Planner

BraidOrbit: Kumihimo Planner

8-Cord Guide & Tracker

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  • Released
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  • July 30, 2026
  • September 11, 2026
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Keep your colors, material estimate, and current move together while you make a common eight-cord round Kumihimo disk braid. BraidOrbit is a focused, offline bench companion. Set up eight cord colors on a clear disk diagram, adjust the finished length and allowance, then follow the simple three-move rhythm without losing your place. PLAN YOUR SETUP • Choose a color for each of eight cords • Start with Sunset, Tide, or Checker palettes • Match numbered cord positions to the marked top of your disk • Save separate projects for different braids ESTIMATE MATERIAL • Work in inches or centimeters and switch without changing the plan • Adjust the cord multiplier and finishing allowance • See the estimated cut length for each cord • Review totals grouped by color KEEP YOUR PLACE • Follow lower-left up, upper-right down, then turn • Highlight the current phase on the disk • Save a checkpoint automatically after every move • Undo the latest move or reset when you restart MADE FOR THE WORKBENCH • Add notes about cord, findings, or tension • Duplicate a project to try another color setup • Use on iPhone or iPad • No account, ads, analytics, tracking, or internet connection BraidOrbit covers the common round eight-cord disk workflow. It is not a bead-pattern designer, finished-braid preview, marudai guide, or universal Kumihimo pattern generator. Material use varies with cord, beads, tension, and structure. The calculator is a starting estimate, not a guarantee. Make a short sample and adjust the multiplier before cutting valuable material.
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What's New in BraidOrbit

1.1

September 11, 2026

The disk now follows your braid. The app tracks where every cord actually is, so the diagram matches the disk in front of you at every step instead of showing the starting layout. • Each move names the cord by color — "move the Teal cord" — instead of "the lower-left cord" • See where the mark on your physical disk should be pointing right now • A new card names what your color arrangement makes, and shows the order the cords lay into the braid • Twelve named cord colors, including the four the Tide preset uses • The screen stays awake while you braid, with a light tap after every move Fixed: switching between centimeters and inches while a field was open could store the wrong number; the project list showed centimeters no matter which unit you chose; Dark Mode was hard to read on the Design and Braid screens; deleting every project brought a sample back on the next launch.

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