Nine product types
Diffuser, roller bottle, massage oil, lotion, soap, perfume, room spray, candle, or custom. Each one brings its own measurement basis and its own expectation about whether a carrier is used.
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Mialink Software LLC · Private beta
A blend calculator and record-keeping app for people who make their own essential oil blends. Pick what you are making, enter your materials, and see the exact amounts — with every assumption it made shown.
Mia Blend Studio is in private beta, version 0.1.0 Beta 1, for iOS and Android. There is no public store listing, no account system and no purchase — beta access is arranged directly. Platform features are described as they work today, and anything planned is labelled as planned.
What it calculates
A blend is a small calculation with a lot of ways to get it wrong. Mia Blend Studio picks a measurement basis from the product type, keeps the books in exact fractions, and tells you what it assumed.
Diffuser, roller bottle, massage oil, lotion, soap, perfume, room spray, candle, or custom. Each one brings its own measurement basis and its own expectation about whether a carrier is used.
Percent, drops, millilitres or grams — narrowed to the units that make sense for the product type, because a lotion is weighed and a diffuser is measured by volume.
The base is the batch size minus the actives. If the remainder would be negative, the app shows an error instead of quietly clamping it to zero and handing you a formula that does not add up.
Values are stored as exact fractions rather than floating-point numbers, so 33.3 + 33.3 + 33.4 behaves predictably. Rounding happens for display only, and any rounding difference is stated.
Drop counts convert using your own drops-per-millilitre setting — 20 by default, editable. The app labels that number as an assumption, not a physical constant, because dropper size, oil and temperature all change it.
A millilitre-to-gram conversion stays unavailable until you supply a density, and the app explains why the field is disabled. Normalise to 100% is a deliberate action behind a confirmation, never something that happens on its own.
Screens
Screenshots from the app are being prepared for this page. Until they are here, these are the four screens the app is built around.
CreateProduct type, batch size and materials
Blend detailTotals, carrier remainder and assumptions
DiscoverStarter formulas with cautions
InventoryLots, low stock and what you can make
Saving and stock
Blends, the materials they use and the stock on the shelf are one system, so what you can make is answered from your real inventory rather than your memory.
Search and filter saved blends, mark favourites, duplicate, edit or delete with a confirmation. Unsaved changes are protected when you leave the editor, and recent blends sit on the Create screen for a one-tap return.
Each save increments the revision and keeps a snapshot, so you can look back at the version of a formula you mixed last month instead of relying on memory or a note in your phone.
Materials are tracked as lots with a quantity, a unit and dates. Expired lots are excluded from availability rather than being consumed without a word. Set a low-stock threshold per material and get a shopping list of what to buy.
Every saved blend is checked against current stock and marked Ready or Short N materials, using the same calculation engine as the editor so the two cannot disagree. Deducting stock shows exactly which lots will be drawn down, and the last 50 deductions can each be undone.
Your data
Mia Blend Studio keeps everything on your device. There is no account, no server and no sync, so there is nowhere for your blends to be sent and nothing to sign into when you want to use it.
Teal, blue, plum or amber, on either theme, with unit preferences for mL or fl oz and g or oz.
Text contrast verified at 4.5:1 or better by an automated check, reduced-motion honoured, and controls that carry screen-reader labels and roles.
At the cap you can still read, edit and export everything you already saved — only adding a new blend is blocked. Premium is not purchasable in the beta.
Limits, stated plainly
A blend is not safe because its percentages add up to 100%. The app is a calculation and record-keeping tool, and it says so in the product rather than only in the footer.
Mia Blend Studio does not supply maximum dilutions, dosing guidance or IFRA compliance values. None were sourced, so none are shown — and it is not medical, dermatological, veterinary or regulatory advice.
All 18 formulas are marked as not editorially checked or safety assessed, in the app itself. Treat them as a starting point, not a recommendation. Cautions shown alongside a formula come from the material catalog, not from a safety review.
Mia Blend Studio is in private beta on iOS and Android. Tell us which platform you use and what you blend, and we will send the build details and the current safety notice.
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