Observed arrival · 2026-10-10
DishPenny keeps kitchen costs connected
A browser-based costing and purchasing workflow for independent kitchens, linking supplier prices to dishes, shared prep, service portions, and pack quantities.
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- Independent kitchens managing menu costs and purchasing
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- Its example combines two dishes sharing tomato sauce, calculates a 0.75 kg shortage, and rounds the purchase to one 1 kg pack.
Field notes
The workflow starts with ingredient records that hold supplier, SKU, pack size, units, waste, and density. Shared sauces and prep can feed multiple dishes, and the service-planning step combines requirements before rounding shortages to supplier packs. The homepage says records stay in the browser and that users are responsible for their own backups; its possible recurring-repricing subscription is only a pricing hypothesis.
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