The kitchen software for care homes.
Stock by zone, dated food, a weekly menu checked against who lives there, and a buy list that writes itself. Receipts put prices and stock back on the shelf.
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.