The kitchen software for care homes.
Today tells the caregiver what to cook. The shopping list writes itself, you approve it from anywhere, and in the shop it goes aisle by aisle, with the price.
What it does.
What to buy, what’s expiring, what’s for dinner — and how sure we are.
Scan it, and it exists. A caregiver scans a barcode at the shelf and types a name. Nothing else is required.
The buy list writes itself. A menu shortfall, an expiry, a par breach or a reserve gap files its own request, carrying where it came from.
A resident is a label, never a name. Initials or a room number, diet tags, allergens, one texture level. Enough for a tray note and a menu check.
What is true of it.
Six things you can open the product and check on day one.
- Live, and bought todayA caregiver scans groceries into it at the shelf and in the store. Free, Pro at $19 a house, Scale at $37, sold on the web.
- The loop, closedA menu shortfall, an expiry, a par breach or a reserve gap files its own buy request, and nobody re-types anything.
- A resident is a labelInitials or a room number, diet tags, one texture level, allergens. No diagnosis, no medication, no note.
- The reserve targetDays × licensed beds × the quantity per bed per day, with the on-hand reading and the gap, on the dashboard and on the surveyor PDF.
- Expiry, on every dated itemDated at entry, sorted by urgency, totalled as value at risk.
- Offline in the storePicks wait on the phone with no signal, land once, and are never counted twice.
CareShop runs the kitchen. It reads a house against its own counts, never ranks one house against another, and never says a house is compliant.
Nothing clinical is stored. A resident is a label, a tray note is drawn when you look, and a message out of the system carries a house code and a count.
Made in Oregon, for Oregon houses.
One inbox. The person who built it reads it and answers.
Ask a person.
No sales team. The person who built it answers.
- WriteOne line is enough. Say what your house looks like.
- A person answersWithin one working day, from the same inbox.
- See it runTwenty minutes on a call, with a house like yours.