01 — Lift
Every count starts the same way. Ours just listens.
02 — Scan
The assistant hears you, logs it, and keeps up with the scanner.
03 — Books
The ledger moves the moment you speak — and the bottle goes back to work.
04 — Sync
Every scan syncs to the iPad behind the bar the moment you speak.
05 — COGS
Categories, vendors, totals — CPA-and-QuickBooks-ready without touching a spreadsheet.
A full count in about 30 minutes. Live inventory every night after.

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30 min
Say the number out loud and keep moving. No clipboard, no typing with wet hands, no closer stuck behind the bar until midnight. None of the major bar-inventory platforms let you count out loud — and here the count feeds a live number, not a spreadsheet you reconcile later.
Live
Every delivery, pour, and kill moves the ledger as it happens. Open your phone mid-shift and the number on screen is what's actually on the shelf — not what a spreadsheet said last month.
Yours
Ask for something and it gets built — usually in days. We work with a small number of bars on purpose, which is exactly what a platform with twenty thousand customers can't do for you.
The math
No industry folklore — just arithmetic you can check against your own bar.
$900
a year counting by hand
A clipboard count runs about three hours, every month. At $25 an hour that's $900 a year of someone's nights — Stockedin does the same count in 30 minutes.
$1300
if one bottle a week walks
One unaccounted $25 bottle a week is $1,300 a year — and without a count, you never see it happen. A live number catches it while it's one bottle, not a habit.
$99
a month, all in
Core costs less than the labor of one hand count. If it never catches a single lost bottle, the time alone pays for it — everything it does catch is yours.
Your numbers will differ — that's the point of the demo. Book 15 minutes and we'll run this math on your bar's actual sales.
Beyond the count
The 30-minute count is the door. This is what's behind it.
Weekends
A live count shows what will run out before the weekend does — so your best seller never 86s mid-rush while a case sits at the distributor.
Pour cost
Map your menu once and each pour carries its cost. Pricing a cocktail becomes arithmetic, not a guess at what feels right.
Price creep
Distributors move prices a dollar a case at a time. A scanned invoice flags the increase the week it lands — not at year-end.
Deliveries
Every delivery checks against its invoice, so short-ships and overcharges get caught while the truck is still outside.
Tax season
COGS by category, vendor totals, QuickBooks-ready. Your accountant gets clean numbers instead of a January guess.
Missing bottles
Your count against your own Toast sales: what sold, what's gone, and the difference in dollars — while it's one bottle, not a pattern.