Observed arrival · 2026-09-06
ProfitPlate Keeps a Restaurant’s Food Costs in One Chain
A restaurant kitchen tool linking ingredients, prep components, dishes, purchasing lists, and inventory records so cost changes flow through the menu.
Field notes
The page models a restaurant cost chain from raw ingredients through semi-finished preparations to menu dishes. Its examples include a pork price changing from NT$100 to NT$110 per kilogram, a resulting food-cost rate moving to 33%, and a purchasing list that subtracts existing stock. Inventory submissions are described as immutable: a correction creates another record rather than silently changing the original. The homepage displays monthly and annual plan amounts and offers a 30-day trial without requiring a card.
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