PintaMinisA miniature paint inventory for people whose shelf has outgrown their memory. Track what you own, spot what is running out before it strands a project, and keep the recipe that made a model look right — then share it.
Free · works in the browser · English and Spanish
Four questions every painter answers badly from memory — and the whole app is built around them.
A built-in catalogue of Citadel, Vallejo, The Army Painter and Green Stuff World. Mark what is on your shelf; search by name, code or range.
Flag a pot as running low the moment you notice. It lands on the shopping list automatically, long before it stops you mid-project.
Recipes record the process section by section, as ordered steps — basecoat, wash, highlight — with the paints, the technique and your own notes.
Group paints into a list for a miniature or a whole force. PintaMinis tells you whether the shelf can actually finish it.
Every list and every recipe is checked against your inventory. A paint you have wishlisted counts as missing — it is not on the shelf yet — and one missing pot outranks several running low, because it blocks the job outright.
Nothing to set up beyond signing in.
Search the catalogue and mark the paints you own. It takes one session and you only do it once.
Tap a paint to mark it running low, or add one you want to buy. Both feed the shopping list on their own.
Grouped by urgency and then by brand, so it matches how you actually buy. Copy it or share it straight to a chat.
Record the steps, the techniques and the videos that inspired you — then add the missing paints to your shopping list in one tap.
Publish a recipe and anyone with the link can save it to their account.
Built for tutorial makers.
If you publish painting guides, your recipes become something people keep rather than screenshot. Update the scheme once and every follower has it.
Open source.
Built with Flutter and Firebase. The code, the security rules and the reasoning behind the design decisions are all public.
Smaller things, added because they were missing the moment someone actually used it.
Give a recipe a cover photo and the list becomes a gallery. Tap one to open it full screen and pinch in — the detail you want is in the brushwork, not the thumbnail.
Publish a recipe and send the link. Other painters link it into their account instead of copying it, so they always see your latest version — and unshare puts it back to private.
Anything running low or wishlisted, grouped by section and brand, ready to copy into a message or share straight to a shop.
Follows the system on both counts. Works offline too — Firestore keeps a local cache and syncs when the connection returns.
Private by default, no analytics, no ads, no tracking cookies. Deleting your account erases everything, including photos and anything you published.
Account deletion is one confirmed action away, and it cascades — inventory, lists, recipes, photos and public copies all go together.