A width match can still fit differently when length and underside geometry change. This tool surfaces the additional fields only when the same current official chart publishes them. It keeps manufacturer terminology intact and does not infer curvature from width.
This explorer only uses snapshots where the same official product table publishes nail-bed width, nail length, and a manufacturer-labeled inner-curve measurement. It does not turn “inner curve” into a universal C-curve score.
Rows are ordered only by absolute width difference for the selected finger. Length and inner curve are shown as published geometry evidence for the nearest width row; they are not scored against your nail unless you have a manufacturer-compatible way to measure those same fields.
All results below share a nail-bed-target width basis and publish the other two geometry fields in the same official table.
These records remain width-only until every geometry field is trustworthy enough to promote. Source anomalies are preserved as anomalies rather than normalized into a cleaner-looking chart.
The 10-finger matcher solves an inventory-aware width problem. This page answers a different question: once a width row is close, what other geometry did the manufacturer actually publish for that same preset and finger? Those dimensions can help you decide what deserves a dry-fit, but they are not interchangeable with your own flat/medium/curved observation.