Everything ShelfStep does, in the order you’ll meet it

Label, price, cost, shelf life, home selling and what is on file, carried in.

Sittings beside you, from your recipe to a labelled batch on a shelf.

Name your product and do its first step, one question at a time.

A bar shows your plan being written, then it opens on your first step.

Add a step or move a due date and every list and printout follows.

Drop a Shopify export and each product you sell becomes a launch.

Three short asks put your label, batch size and first lot on record.

One press empties a step and Undo puts every answer back.

A press on the picture replays each version of it in order.

Each step opens on its first box, with your written recipe one press away.

Products lists each food with its recipe one press away.

One press says you are not sure yet what a batch makes.

Two numbers you know give a rough ingredient cost before the recipe.

Make the same thing in more than one pack, starting from your recipe.

See what it could look like before you decide how to pack it.

Starting from a recipe, find the answers before the questions that need them.

Any food goes from sign-up to a label draft in its maker’s words.

Put the label, the packet or a buyer’s sheet before the whole launch.

Keep your recipes, with every version, yours to download.

Each ingredient you type appears as a small picture beside the recipe.

Under an ingredient, supplier or market box, ShelfStep suggests names you have used.

Your pH reading is explained, with the final call left to a Process Authority.

File a lab report, estimate the nutrition or ask a lab for a price.

An admin turns AI off and every box still works by hand.

Compare six packs in your numbers before you have to know.

Co-packers answer from an emailed link and you pick one side by side.

Each lot keeps a printed record and a recall page naming who bought it.

Every edit keeps the old reading beside the new one.

Plan production around stock, sales and promised orders.

Count supplies as deliveries arrive and batches use them.

Print a traceability draft from the records you have kept.

Ingredients heaviest first and an allergen line checked against your recipe.

A mistyped digit or a number already on another product is refused.

Both prices are worked out from what one unit costs you to make.

Your next cost and what each step typically costs, from the first day.

Grants and loans matched to your state, with a packet for each application.

Offers sit on the step they lower, each saying whether ShelfStep is paid.

What a store’s order costs to make and when the store pays you.

Takings and the lot you chose reach your records, even with no signal.

Publish its price and case pack on a page any store buyer can open.

Download the spreadsheet Faire’s bulk upload asks for, with any gaps named.

Give a kitchen its case price, delivery day and its own sheet.

Accept it on Orders and you’re asked once to invite a maker you know.

Write down a store’s phone or email order without sending the store anything.

Your order counts each open by kind of reader, never by name.

Plan market dates and compare takings after booth fees.

Check recorded purchases and payments for one supplier.

Share your product’s progress through a link you can withdraw.

Prepare a buyer’s statement from recorded orders and payments.

Prepare a wholesale line sheet with your products and prices.

Your name, city, story and products, shown only while you switch it on.

Anyone can filter makers by state and kind and open their pages.

Joining sets your state and puts the association’s rules on your dashboard.

Progress counts only while a maker is a member and has agreed to share.

The morning digest and each group of alerts have their own switch.

After the plan, the morning email still names invoices, reorders and buyers to chase.

The last week tells you once a day that you keep everything you made.

Plan and billing shows the amount, the next try and a way to pay.

Your products’ names, how you work and when, each with its own Clear.

With every step done, one press frees its place for your next product.

Type its name to delete it and the activity log still shows what happened.

Who can see it, how AI turns off and how it is backed up.

The operator records confirmed referrals with the fee disclosed on the provider’s card.

The operator records agreed fees and external payments without charging a card.