Features

Enter an ingredient once. Never retype a declaration again.

BakeCheck is built around one chain: ingredients become recipes, and recipes become labels you can defend. Everything below in this first section is on for every account.

Ingredients

The foundation. Everything a label needs, captured once.

Record allergens and composition per ingredient — the two fields a label actually depends on.
Photograph a packet and have the ingredients read off it, rather than typing them out.
Bring an existing spreadsheet in as CSV.
Import from a shared library of common ingredients, already filled in, and pull updates when the master entry changes.
Data-health checks tell you which ingredients are missing something a label will need.

Products & recipes

A product is its ingredients and quantities — so the label can be derived, not retyped.

Build a recipe from your ingredients with real quantities.
Use a product inside another product; allergens and ingredients carry through the sub-recipe.
Costing works out what a batch and a unit actually cost you, from what you paid for ingredients.
Set yield and selling price to see the margin.

Labels

A draft, a check you cannot skip, and a print.

Generates an ingredient declaration in descending weight order.
Rolls up all 14 major UK allergens across the whole recipe, including sub-recipes.
Fails the label unless every one of those allergens is emphasised in capitals — and a failed label cannot be approved.
Approving is a deliberate, recorded step. Change the recipe and the label is marked out of date.
Print from the browser, copy the text, or download a 300 DPI image for a label printer.

Enabled per bakery

These are built and working, but switched on account by account rather than being on for everyone — so you start with a tool that does one job well. Ask and we will turn on what you need.

Product Groups: Bundle products into boxes / groups.
Orders: Order tracking and management.
Receipts: Capture purchase receipts and match them to ingredients.
Promotions: QR-code promotions and claims.
Blog: Tenant blog and content publishing.
Inventory: Ingredient stock tracking.
Online Store: Public storefront and checkout.
Custom Domain: Serve the storefront on the tenant's own domain.

See it on your own recipes.

The free plan is enough to enter a few ingredients, build a product, and print a real label.

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