What's New
What's New in BakeProfit
New features, improvements, and fixes for home and small bakeries — updated regularly. Recipe costing, orders, online storefronts, compliant labels, financials, and getting found on Google.
Latest Release
New Features
- •Up top on every recipe card: what the batch makes and, when every ingredient is weighed, its total weight, then prep, bake with the oven temperature, cool and total time, in hours and minutes.
- •Allergens sit right under them: what the recipe contains, and what it may contain, from the recipes it uses too.
- •A box to tick for every ingredient, the amount in bold, and amounts written the way recipes are: 1 1/2 cup, 1/3 tsp, 500 g, and eggs as a count rather than "2 unit".
- •Numbered steps that stay whole across a page break, your notes, and every recipe it uses printed below with its own ingredients and steps.
- •Every page carries the recipe name, the date it was last updated and the page number, so you know which version is taped to the bin.
- •Print this batch, in Quick scale: a card for the batch you are making, with every amount scaled, the recipes it uses too.
- •Cards print on Letter or A4 to match your printer, in your brand colour, with your business name. Ink saver leaves out every tint.
- •Cost Analysis, Ingredient List and Full Recipe have the same new layout.
- •Your take-home on Financials, under Net Profit: net profit plus the labor in your orders, which is your own pay when you do the work yourself.
Improvements
- •The recipe screen and editor write amounts the same way as the card, and say 2 loaves rather than 2 loaf.
- •Allergens on the recipe screen include what the recipes it uses may contain, and read the same as on the printed card: Gluten (wheat), Shellfish.
Bug Fixes
- •Recipe cards printed an "&" in front of every ingredient, and a line with a special character, like a non-breaking hyphen, ran off the page. Both print properly now, along with names in Cyrillic, Greek and Vietnamese.
- •Invoices, order sheets and statements print currency signs like ₱, ₹ and ₦ as PHP, INR and NGN, and drop emoji instead of garbling the line. Order sheets print "[ ] Done" where they printed "& Done".
How to Use
Print a recipe card
- 1Go to Recipes and click the download icon on a recipe.
- 2Choose Recipe Card.
Print a bigger or smaller batch
- 1Open the recipe and click Open quick scale.
- 2Set the yield or the multiplier you are making.
- 3Click Print this batch.
Tips
- •Add prep, bake and cool times to a recipe and they show at the top of its card.
- •After your first print, cards print even with no connection.