Skip to main content

The tour · start to finish

Seven stops, from the forecast
to the neighborhood.

Butter is one login that runs the unglamorous half of a café: the forecasting, the ordering, the paper. Walk it in order, or skip to the part that eats your Sunday night.

And the connective tissue

The dashboard, alerts, roles and integrations.

The morning dashboard

One screen at 5 a.m.: what needs attention today (orders due, invoices to review, payouts owed), sales against a typical Tuesday, yesterday's forecast accuracy, the sky, and who said what about you overnight.

Notifications that respect the apron

Out-of-stocks, invoice mismatches, vendor price increases and payout reminders, sent in-app or by email, push, Slack, or Google Chat, set per person and per type. Money alerts loud, everything else quiet.

Roles that keep the books private

Owners see everything. Managers run the day. Members count stock and check pars, and never see a P&L. One login runs every café you own.

Toast-native, from the first sync

Connect with your café's own Toast credentials, and we walk you through the ask. Four weeks of history backfills on day one, your full history follows, and live webhooks catch sell-outs and refunds as they happen.

Weather, calendars, and the school district

Weather comes from your café's location. Google Calendar and ICS feeds plug in. Butter also finds the local school district's calendar, because early release moves cocoa.

Portals for the people who aren't staff

Vendors and consignment partners get their own secure logins (real-time sales for the maker, order history for the supplier) and never see your numbers.

★ ★ ★

ONE LOGIN · THE WHOLE CAFÉ

forecasts, 14 days out✓
orders drafted & sent✓
invoices matched✓
counts (spoken aloud)✓
the rush staffed right✓
partners paid right✓
neighborhood watched✓
spreadsheets harmed0

THANK YOU FOR NOT GUESSING

Invite-only beta · from $49/mo per café when we open

See it run on your own café's sales.

Get on the list

We write to every café on the list when it's their turn · no card, no contract