Curing tracker

What it does

When to use

• You poured a batch that must sit before it is safe to sell.
• Linked products should stay off Free stock / order pickers until Release.
• You want a weekly weight note and a printable rack label.

Examples

• Cold-process soap: 4 to 6 week cure; weekly weight; release to shelf.
• Soy candle pour: vessel + pour date; hold until set; release.
• Small-batch balm: rack labels for the curing shelf; no FDA claim.

When not to use

• Today's prep list. Scan stock expiry. Fridge temperature log.
• Thai FDA cosmetic notify / e-submit. Lye chemistry as product truth.
• Auto-release without an owner tap. Food expiry clone.

Features

• Log a pour: date, method, vessel (you type them).
• Link products. They stay not-for-sale until you tap Release.
• Add weekly weight notes by hand. The clock does not auto-release.
• Release confirm sheet → product is on-hand. Optional off-book qty increment.
• Print a rack label from the browser. No third-party print connection.

Works with

Where to find it: Quality → Curing tracker

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• Today's prep listTurn today's orders into a prep list and see what waste cost you.
• Scan stockAdd stock from a photo of a receipt or by speaking.
• Fridge temperature logLog fridge and freezer temperatures and print the weekly sheet.

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