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Life & fun · July 4, 2026

KoreLab

Recipe costing, labels & HACCP for artisan food labs

KoreLab launched on July 4, 2026 with 4 votes, #6,023 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

What it does

KoreLab helps artisan food producers — bakeries, pastry shops, pasta makers, dairies — calculate true food cost, generate EU 1169/2011-compliant product sheets with allergens and nutrition facts, and run HACCP self-control. Built by someone who managed quality on the lab floor.

Un solo software per tutto il laboratorio: costo reale di ogni ricetta, schede tecniche e allergeni a norma UE, registri HACCP inalterabili e fascicolo pronto per l'audit. Gratis per 5 prodotti.

Un solo posto per tutto il lavoro che oggi fai su dieci file diversi: calcoli il costo reale di ogni ricetta, generi schede tecniche e allergeni a norma, tieni registri che nessuno può ritoccare e arrivi all'audit già pronto. Per laboratori, bakery, pastifici, caseifici e food brand — e per i consulenti che li seguono. Prodotti, materie prime, costi, qualità e certificazioni in un colpo d'occhio, sempre aggiornati. Apri KoreLab e sai subito come sta andando la produzione. Chi produce alimenti oggi si arrangia con un pezzo qui e un pezzo là: un Excel per i costi, un programma per le etichette, i registri su carta, il manuale dal consulente. KoreLab mette tutto in fila: un dato lo inserisci…from korelab.app

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