Batch recipes
One recipe makes a tray of 24 — the ingredients are counted per batch, not per piece.
Bakeries & confectioneries
Record each bake against its recipe, and the flour, butter and sugar come off stock by themselves. See what was baked, sold and binned every day.

One recipe makes a tray of 24 — the ingredients are counted per batch, not per piece.
Record a bake and the finished goods go into stock while the ingredients come out.
Cost per croissant or cake slice from what the ingredients actually cost you.
Shelf life on every bake, and a daily view of what was baked, sold and binned.
Ovens and mixers with their service dates, so a breakdown does not catch you out.
Record the morning bake: three trays of croissants, two of buns.
Tap the photo card at the counter; stock goes down as you sell.
Mark what is left as waste or carried over, and see the day’s margin.
Yes — make two items from the same bake, or use options on one item.
Yes. Bake in one kitchen, transfer stock to each branch, and compare them on one dashboard.
Yes, with name, price and barcode, on a label printer.
Set up your business in the web app today. No card needed.