Founders Beta

Join the Founders Beta for free full access — help shape CocoaCraftOS with real chocolate-maker and production feedback.

Chocolate production software features

One connected system for recipes, runs, lots, quality, and production learning.

CocoaCraft helps makers move from scattered recipe notes and batch records into a connected chocolate production workflow that can grow with the business.

Chocolate-native recipe and formulation control
Lot-aware production and batch records
Quality checks connected to real runs
Equipment context and operational learning
Workflow built for hobbyists, makers, and growing teams

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Core feature areas

Built around the way chocolate production actually grows.

Start with formulation and recipe history, then add lot tracking, production runs, quality checks, and operational intelligence as the workflow matures.

01

Recipe & Formulation Management

Build recipe ideas, compare formulation versions, scale batches, and preserve the process notes behind better chocolate.

  • Recipe version history
  • Percentage and weight-based formulation work
  • Batch size scaling
  • Development notes and tasting feedback
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02

Ingredient Lots & Traceability

Connect ingredient lots, supplier details, and usage history to the batches where those materials were used.

  • Ingredient lot records
  • Supplier context
  • Batch-to-lot usage history
  • Foundation for traceability reporting
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03

Production Run Records

Move approved formulations into structured production runs with run notes, ingredients, lot usage, and production context in one place.

  • Create runs from formulations
  • Run notes and observations
  • Operator handoff context
  • Batch comparison over time
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04

Quality Checks & Process Controls

Tie process checks, inspections, observations, and tasting feedback directly to the run record instead of separating quality from production.

  • Process checkpoints
  • Pass/fail checks
  • Tasting and quality notes
  • Issue visibility across batches
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05

Equipment History & FactoryLink

Start connecting equipment condition, maintenance notes, calibration context, and future machine data to production results.

  • Equipment records
  • Maintenance context
  • Calibration awareness
  • Future sensor and runtime visibility
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06

Production Intelligence

Use connected batch history to ask better questions: what changed, what worked, what failed, and what should happen next.

  • Connected production history
  • Batch learning loop
  • Troubleshooting foundation
  • Future analytics and decision support
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Simple adoption path

Use the level of structure your operation needs.

01

Start with what you already track

Bring recipes, notes, ingredients, and batch details into a more structured workflow without overcomplicating the early stages.

02

Connect the run record

As production grows, connect formulations, lots, checks, handoffs, and run notes so the batch story stays together.

03

Use the history to improve

Turn production records into practical learning for the next batch, the next formula, and the next process decision.

See it in action

Start with the beta, then shape the features around real production work.

CocoaCraft is early enough that beta users can influence the workflow before assumptions harden into the product.