Celadon turns the visiting app for the Stoneworks Garden into a fired surface: information settles into glaze pools, the day's path steps stone to stone, and one warm season-mark tells you what is in bloom.
Begin a year's passThe day's path
No dashboard, no clutter. The membership opens on a measured path — each stone a moment of the visit, the warm stone marking what only this season offers.
Your pass renders as a single glaze tile at the turnstile — held thumb to the reader, it warms to confirm.
The app keeps quiet here. A faint stone-grey rule marks where the gravel path forks toward the pond.
Tap to log the feeding; the pond panel pools a deeper green as the count fills for the day.
This is the season-mark. The one warm stone on the path means a bloom or harvest is live right now — miss it and the stone cools to jade.
Four glaze fields
Pale jade pools, the path barely lit.
The greens run their thickest and darkest.
The single warm season-mark takes the field.
Surfaces cool toward the deep tenmoku ground.
The pass, as an object
Your keeper's pass is not a barcode in a wallet — it is a glaze tile that deepens as the year fills, crackling a little more with every visit logged.
Bring a guest and their tile pours from yours; the season-mark passes to whoever is standing at the gate when something rare opens.
Opening
Become a keeper
A keeper's pass is fired once and deepens all year. No app clutter, no badges — just the path, the pond, and the one warm mark for what is in bloom.
Fire my pass