You don't know your real margins
Flour goes from $0.67 to $0.94 a pound and your $8 loaf quietly stops paying for itself. Without tracking ingredient costs, every market shrinks the gap.
Doughflow tracks every ingredient, recipe, and minute that goes into your market table — so you can price for real margins instead of guessing.
What we keep hearing
The actual baking is the easy part. The pricing, packing, and event juggling is where most home-based bakeries leak money and weekends.
Flour goes from $0.67 to $0.94 a pound and your $8 loaf quietly stops paying for itself. Without tracking ingredient costs, every market shrinks the gap.
Without inventory math tied to past events, every market is either food in the trash or money on the table.
Application deadlines, vendor fees, acceptance emails, prep schedules, staff hours — kept in spreadsheets, sticky notes, and Google Calendar.
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The same numbers you'd track by hand — ingredient prices, unit conversions, labor minutes, margins — kept in one place that re-costs every recipe when something changes.
Track every pantry item with the price you actually paid. Update once and every recipe re-costs.
Snap a photo, get line items extracted and matched to your pantry — no manual entry.
Cost per gram, per unit, per batch. Including unit conversions and density-aware volume math.
Set a sale price, see your margin. Tweak it until the number sits where you want it.
Built around the way a small market bakery actually operates — not a hypothetical enterprise.
Built for where you work
Doughflow is built mobile-first. Update inventory between customers, log a sale, check tomorrow's prep — all from the apron pocket.
When you're back at the bench, the same data is on the laptop. No double-entry, no syncing.
A note from the builder
My wife runs the bakery. I run the numbers behind it. Doughflow exists because she needed cleaner cost tracking and inventory for her, and I needed real signal to figure out which markets are worth applying to, whether wholesale to a coffee shop pencils out, and what's actually pulling its weight. This is the tool we both needed.
— Rich, Doughflow
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