Know what your kitchen needs before you get there.

Your crew taps three buttons at close. You open your phone at home and see what’s out, what’s low, what to order, and which dishes just blew past your food cost target.

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Walk-inFri 6:04 PM
  • Heavy cream

    Par 2 gal

    Out
  • Romaine

    Par 3 case

    Low
  • Butter, unsalted

    Par 20 lb

    OK
  • Whole milk

    Par 4 gal

    Low

Olive oil is up 18%. 4 dishes went over your 30% food cost target.

Built by someone who ran the walk-in

For five years I ran a little unagi-donburi shop in Seoul. My larder was a sheet of paper taped to the wall — and honestly, it worked. Just only when I was standing in front of it. Someone would forget to mark it, and I'd find out the next morning, usually from a supplier calling. So I'd come in on my day off, open the walk-in, and count the whole thing myself.

Larder is that sheet of paper, everywhere I'm not.

— Jaekyung Kim, Seoul

A count takes 60 seconds

OK, Low, Out. Three big buttons, grouped by walk-in, freezer, dry and bar. Exact numbers are optional — nobody weighs the olive oil.

Orders build themselves

Anything under par lands on an order, sorted by purveyor. Send it as a PDF by email, then record the invoice price when it arrives.

Food cost that stays current

When a case price moves, every recipe that uses it is recosted and you get told which plates went over target. Pour cost too.

Works when the wifi doesn’t

Walk-in coolers eat signal. Counts save to the phone first and sync themselves when the bars come back. Nobody has to remember anything.