Vendor purchases and press runs
Record fruit by variety, weight, and grower, then log press runs against those lots with yield tracked automatically.
Beverage manufacturing · Operations
In developmentProduction management built for craft cideries.
Overview
Most craft cideries track production in a tangle of spreadsheets: one for apple purchases, one for the press log, one for tank measurements, another for what got bottled. Nobody can answer what a given batch cost to make without an afternoon of reconciliation.
CiderPilot follows the product through the cellar. A purchase from a grower becomes a press run, the press run becomes juice in a vessel, the vessel becomes a fermenting batch with logged measurements and transfers, and the batch becomes packaged inventory. Because every step is connected, cost of goods per batch is a query, not a project.
Built with
CiderPilot is designed, built, and operated by W12 Systems. The same team that ships it is available for client work.
Features
Record fruit by variety, weight, and grower, then log press runs against those lots with yield tracked automatically.
Vessel assignments, gravity and temperature measurements, additions, transfers, and blends, with ABV calculated for you.
Forced carbonation operations and packaging runs that turn a batch into counted, sellable inventory.
Fruit, labor, packaging, and overhead roll up to a per-batch and per-unit COGS report, exportable as CSV or PDF.
Admin, operator, and viewer roles, with every change to every record logged and attributable.
Heavy autofill and smart defaults so an operator can log a measurement in seconds, plus a companion iOS app in development.
How it works
Fruit comes in from vendors and is pressed into juice lots with tracked yield.
Juice goes into vessels as batches. Operators log measurements, additions, and transfers as they happen.
Packaging runs produce inventory, and COGS is reported per batch from the data already entered.
Early access
We are onboarding a small number of early partners and shaping the product around how they actually work. Take a look at the app, then email us and tell us about your operation.