Operations software for independent butcher shops
Your team already counts, cuts, packs, and sells every single day. ButcherMath keeps that record connected instead of throwing it away — so tomorrow's production list writes itself.
In use in real butcher shops. Shaped by the workflows their teams follow every day.
Day sheet
Tomorrow
12packs
18lb
24lb
Illustrative product view
01 The cost of counting twice
The clipboard in the walk-in, the supplier text, the POS report, the restaurant invoice on the desk — each one is a true account of the same morning. Kept apart, none of them can answer a simple question.
So the head butcher counts again. Every day, before the first cut, reconstructing by hand what the shop already knew.
What do I need to make?
Asked daily. Answered from memory.
02 One operating record
Staff record an event where the work happens. Everything downstream updates because it is the same record, not a copy of it.
Log a delivery by count or by weight, straight from the supplier label.
ResultStock exists, with its origin attached
Break a whole product into cuts, pack a tray, or run a recipe.
ResultInputs fall, finished goods appear
The POS system records retail sales. ButcherMath deducts matched inventory automatically. Restaurant orders go out on an invoice.
ResultThe right products come down, once
Read what is low, what moved, and what is already promised.
ResultTomorrow’s day sheet, ready to review
Corrections are entered as new lines, never overwrites — so a mistake stays visible and the history stays true.
03 Why generic inventory breaks
Warehouse software assumes what comes in is what goes out. In a butcher shop, one input becomes six products, loses weight while it waits, and gets sold three different ways.
04 Built in the real workflow
Production · retail · restaurant orders
ButcherMath is in use in real butcher shops and shaped by their daily receiving, production, inventory, and sales workflows.
05 Before you book
No. Your existing POS system stays at the counter. ButcherMath integrates with it so each sale automatically deducts the matched inventory.
Yes. Weight-based PLUs, price per pound, and expected yield are first-class — not a workaround bolted onto unit counts.
They stay their own channel, with their own invoices and delivery dates, while drawing down the same connected stock as the counter.
No. It runs in the browser on the phone or tablet already in the shop. Cold, wet hands and big touch targets were part of the brief.
Bring one real production day. We walk it end to end — what arrived, what you made, what sold — and show you the day sheet it would have produced.
06 Your shop, not a sample one