Aviator Spribee

Every jewel you oil gets its own line in Aviator Spribee: the lubricant from your bench, the drop size, and whether the point was done ✅ or skipped. When a movement comes back from a service running low, you can look up exactly what changed on it. Start 🚀 a service and the oiling points for that calibre load from a reference built into the app 📱, covering common hobby movements with points grouped by component and a suggested lubricant class and quantity for each. The reference is a guide, and it says so on screen. A drawn movement map 🗺️ shows each jewel point pulsing until you log 📝 it. Logging a point is quick. Choose the bottle from your own stock, set the quantity on a three-drop slider, and mark it done ✅ or skipped with a reason ❓. You also see 👀 what went on that same point in the previous service, and you can attach a close-up photo 📸 of the jewel. A stage ring fills as you photograph disassembly and reassembly stages. Replaced parts are recorded with a reference and a reason ❓. Closing the service asks for amplitude dial up and crown down, rate and beat error ❌, then locks the record. Each movement in Aviator Spribee keeps a bar chart 📊 of amplitude after every service, with lubricant changes marked. Pick two services to line them up point by point, filtered to only the points that differ if you want. Your lubricant stock has its own tab with codes, types and opening dates. Bottles past the age you set are flagged, and each one lists the points and services it was used on. Everything stays on your device 📱, with no account to create. Whether switching the escape wheel pivots from one oil to another actually helped your movement becomes something you can read off two services in Aviator Spribee rather than recall from memory.