Stock And SpoonThe free bakery app

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What must I bake and buy next?

Turn the week in your head into a calm, workable plan.

Plan batches by date, see what those bakes will need, catch supplier shortfalls early and print a shopping list that is ready for the road.

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Busy miniature bakery office with planning board, printer, preparation table and a real planner screen

Tomorrow feels lighter when every loose end has somewhere to live.

Plan the bake

Order slips becoming a dated bakery production board

Put every promised batch on a date.

Add planned batches, the product and quantity, then keep the next important work pinned where you can see it.

  • Planned batches
  • Dashboard pins
  • Dates and quantities
  • Preparation notes

Know what to buy

Baker checking a pantry shortfall while a Boer goat chews the bottom of the shopping listNot the shopping list.

Let the plan read the pantry.

Stock And Spoon compares planned bakes with what is on hand, reveals shortfalls and helps group the shop by supplier and deadline.

  • Supplier shortfalls
  • Purchase deadlines
  • Shopping-list PDF
  • Stocktake documents

Keep the small things visible

Baker organising reminders beside a printer and a steaming kettle

Notes, ticks and reminders belong beside the bake.

Use checklists, reminders and plain notes for the practical work around the recipe. Print the documents you need when paper is easier in a busy kitchen.

  • Notes and checklists
  • Reminders
  • Sales and stocktake PDFs
  • Printable preparation

A real view from the app

The week, reduced to three useful views.

Batches, shortfalls and practical documents stay readable without dragging a full app screen onto the page.

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Tomorrow feels lighter when every loose end has somewhere to live.

Supplier shortfalls and purchase deadlines
What must be bought
Planned bakery batches with dates and quantities
What must be baked
Shopping list, preparation notes and reminder documents
What goes on paper

In baker language

From question to answer, without the detour.

  1. Calendar board with bakery order slips

    Add the promised bakes

    Put each batch on its day.

  2. Shopping list and ingredient basket

    Check the shortfall

    See what the pantry cannot cover.

  3. Printed checklist beside a kettle and shopping bags

    Shop and prepare

    Print, tick and get the work ready.

Good to know

Straight answers.

01Can I plan before I have bought the ingredients?

Yes. That is the point: the planner shows what the planned work needs and what your stock cannot cover.

02Can I take a shopping list with me?

Yes. Create a PDF shopping list grouped for a practical shop.

03Can I keep non-recipe tasks here?

Yes. Notes, checklists and reminders can hold the practical details around your baking day.

Another question, answered

Did I actually make money?

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Plan tomorrow while the kettle boils

Turn the order list into a bake plan.

Open the demo, set the quantities and see the ingredients and batches line up.

Plan a bake