What Reddit Says About Baking Assistant Apps
We compiled 6 Reddit discussions about Baking Assistant apps from 4 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/Baking
Hey, a friend of mine runs a small bakery in Houston and uses Per Diem with Square. They are happy with the app.
r/smallbusiness
AnyList: Pro: Create any kind of list, from shopping lists of ingredients to a list of necessities to pack for vendor events and classes. It also imports recipes from websites, easily tweaks them to my preferences or portions, and I can tap to add an ingredient from a recipe into a shopping list. Co...
r/mealprep
Check us out at www.budgeat.app and if you’re interested download the app to give us a try! We're still early in our journey so just having more people try the app and provide feedback is immensely helpful. The app is currently only available in the U.S., but we're aiming to expand coverag...
r/smallbusiness
The platform is designed specifically for home bakers, with things like creating menus with inventory limits, SMS pickup reminders for your customers, and it automatically generates your prep and pack list when customer orders come in. No need to build your own website! Your customers will love it t...
r/collegecooking
Check us out at www.budgeat.app and if you’re interested download the app to give us a try! We're still early in our journey so just having more people try the app and provide feedback is immensely helpful. The app is currently only available in the U.S. and has a two week free trial period, bu...
r/smallbusiness
Send me a message and we can schedule a call. My timezone is CST! ... I will recommend a mix of Quickbooks or Xero for accounting with Qoblex for Inventory management. Easy to set up with a good ROI. ... Hey!
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