Sonotube Pour Card

Sonotube Pour Card turns cardboard form-tube diameter and pour height into locked cubic yards plus a typed rebar-cage note—so foundation crews, deck-pier installers, and fence-post hands order the right ready-mix without spreadsheet guesswork. Cold start opens the tube-card surface, not a blank notebook. Set diameter in inches, pour height in feet and inches, dial waste percent, and watch the live cubic-yards badge update from πr²h. Optional waste uplift and rounded truck-order display keep the number you call in honest and clear. Common tube preset chips (8", 10", 12", 14", 16", 18", 24") stamp diameter without leaving the card. Add a typed rebar-cage note per pier—bar size, ring spacing, embed depth, or free text—stored with the pour. Each saved station locks the math so the crew can reopen it on site. Search the pier library by label, diameter, or yards band. Need one truck for many identical tubes? The multi-pier batch strip adds N copies and totals yards for a single call. Mark every card Planned, Ordered, or Poured and filter the list. Unit lock defaults to imperial and your waste default sticks in local storage so every new card starts job-ready. Seed demos (deck corner 12×48, fence line 10×36, porch post 16×60) mean first launch is never empty. Share a plain-text pour summary through the system share sheet. All data stays on-device. No cloud required. Built for small structural pour leads who must lock real tube size, height, yards, and cage notes before the ready-mix truck is called—not a slump log, not a compliance checklist, one glanceable tube card with locked volume.

Initial production release of Sonotube Pour Card. Fullscreen tube card with diameter stepper, height fields, waste percent, and live cubic-yards badge. Common tube presets, typed rebar-cage notes, multi-pier batch totals, Planned/Ordered/Poured status, local pier library with search, and plain-text share—all offline from first launch. Sonotube Pour Card turns cardboard form-tube diameter and pour height into locked cubic yards plus a typed rebar-cage note—so foundation c…