We built this because our own kitchen table was drowning in spreadsheets.
“After the math, we'd made about four dollars for a full day's work.”



It started with a tray of tarts for a coworker's birthday. Then a baby shower. Then fifteen orders a month out of a home kitchen, tracked in a notebook, a group chat and a Google Sheet called Orders_FINAL_v3.
One Sunday night we finally added up a wedding order of tarts we'd priced off a competitor's Instagram post: the flour, the butter, the cream, the boxes, three hours of piping.
The bakery software we found was built for shops with a counter and staff. So we built the three things we needed: price a recipe honestly, take the order, send the invoice. We used it for a season of weekend orders before anyone else saw it.
If your kitchen table looks like ours did, it's for you too.








