Your trade
Food cost software for quick-service restaurants
High volumes, thin margins, teams that turn over. In quick service, one gram too many gets multiplied by a thousand.
What gets in the way in quick service
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One gram too many, times a thousand
Across three hundred burgers a day, ten extra grams of sauce is three kilos a week. Nobody notices it happening, yet it shows up in the monthly ratio.
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Teams that change constantly
Casuals, seasonal staff, part-timers: the right technique gets taught, then lost. Without a posted portion size and a check, each new hire redefines it their own way.
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Several outlets, one expected margin
Two sites with the same menu do not have the same ratio. Without a figure to compare, there is no telling which one is drifting, or why.
What FoodCostOS changes
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Portion size becomes controllable
Precise recipe cards, and the gap between theoretical and actual consumption calculated from the sales fed in by your POS. Over-portioning stops being invisible.
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Stock follows every transaction
Each sale decrements components in real time. You see a stockout coming during service, not at close of day.
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Your sites compare themselves
Ratio and consumption per outlet: the site that drifts stands out at a glance, along with the product responsible.
Frequently asked questions in quick service
How do I control portions without policing the team?
What works in a kitchen is not control but simplicity: posted portion sizes, calibrated containers, and the occasional spot weighing to recalibrate. The figure exists to fix a process, not to single anyone out.
Does it suit a food truck?
Yes. A single site works exactly the same way, and standalone mode lets you operate without a compatible POS.
Can it handle a franchise or a network?
Yes: multi-site, roles and permissions, consolidated views and site-by-site comparison. Shop mode hides purchase prices where they should not be visible.
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