Start with your recipe
Use yours or explore an idea.
FROM FIELD TO FINISHED BAR
Your next lot is already in motion. Is your information keeping up? Start with one real cacao lot or production run, and keep its quality checks, records, and decisions together.
Where is your operation losing value?
Spot possible process gaps, investigate root causes, and compare practical spreadsheet fixes with what CocoaCraft can simplify.
A bean has an origin. A process has a purpose. A great batch has lessons worth remembering.
We're bringing the people, processes, and information behind chocolate into one connected place—without losing the craft.
Your next lot or batch is already moving. Choose your role to start organizing the work you have today—or see how it works first.
Find potential gaps in your workflow, investigate why they happen, and learn how to improve with a simple manual process—or with CocoaCraft. You’ll get a useful assessment before creating an account.
2–3 minutes · No account required
Choose your role above. Start with one real cacao lot or production run—or see the tools before creating an account.
Choose a stage to see how the story grows from its source to the finished product.
FROM THE COCOACRAFT PROCESS JOURNEY — 01Harvests, fermentation, drying, moisture, and cut tests tell the story of a bean long before it reaches a maker. Give that work a place to live.
01 — ORIGINKeep lot details, post-harvest processes, and quality information close to the cacao they describe—so the value of your work can travel with it.
Start your Field workspaceMove from the first recipe idea to formulations and production records, with the decisions and observations that help make the next batch better.
Start your Maker Workshop
THE FIVE STEPS OF THE CRAFT SWIPE TO EXPLORE
Use yours or explore an idea.
Set ingredients and batch size.
Follow the process. Record the work.
Keep measurements and observations.
Review the batch and its ingredients.
CocoaCraft brings practical tools to each part of the craft. Start where you are and connect more as your work grows.
At the farm. In the workshop. With a new idea. There's a place to start.