A beautifully designed, offline-first iOS business engine built for real operators.

Everything you need to run a profitable kitchen, housed in a fluid, liquid-glass interface.
Automatic cost calculation from raw ingredient prices. Real-time profit margins adjust as your supplier costs change.
Drag sliders, see monthly profit update instantly. Built-in break-even calculator based on your exact overheads.
Track every ingredient. Automatic alerts before you run out mid-service. Never 86 a popular dish again.
Tap to build an order. Stock deducts automatically from inventory.
Log wasted ingredients with one tap to find patterns and stop bleeding cash.
Engineered with a robust offline-first architecture to survive chaotic kitchen environments where Wi-Fi goes to die.
Busy kitchens have terrible internet. FoodCount requires zero internet connection to function. Engineered heavily relying on SwiftData, ensuring every recipe update, stock deduction, and POS transaction is processed and saved locally with instant feedback.
Background synchronization via iCloud ensures data isn't lost if the iPad is destroyed, without relying on proprietary backend databases.
@Model
final class InventoryItem {
@Attribute(.unique) var id: UUID
var name: String
var stockQuantity: Double
var minimumThreshold: Double
init(name: String, quantity: Double) {
self.id = UUID()
self.name = name
self.stockQuantity = quantity
// Handled locally instantly
}
}Written natively in SwiftUI. The UI is completely responsive, adapting perfectly from an iPhone mini in a chef's pocket to a 12.9" iPad mounted on the pass. Complex UI elements like the Profit Simulator use smooth, gesture-driven interactions capable of sustaining 120fps.
A custom paywall architecture integrated with RevenueCat securely manages premium subscriptions natively.
Additionally, a sophisticated local notification manager actively monitors stock levels. It uses debouncing algorithms to group low-stock alerts together—warning the chef precisely when needed, without spamming their lock screen during a busy Friday night rush.
func debounceStockAlerts() {
let lowStock = inventory.filter {
$0.quantity <= $0.threshold
}
// Group and throttle notifications
// to prevent lock-screen spam
notificationManager.schedule(
groupedAlerts: lowStock,
cooldown: .hours(4)
)
}No accounting degree required.
"Saved my cafe. Finally know what my margins are."
"The easiest inventory app I've used. No lag."
"Offline mode is a lifesaver in our basement prep kitchen."
"Beautiful UI. Simple, fast, and does exactly what it says."
"Worth every penny. The profit simulator changed our menu."
"Saved my cafe. Finally know what my margins are."
"The easiest inventory app I've used. No lag."
"Offline mode is a lifesaver in our basement prep kitchen."
"Beautiful UI. Simple, fast, and does exactly what it says."
"Worth every penny. The profit simulator changed our menu."