Stock drops
A material runs low from a batch or a short delivery.
Stop checking spreadsheets to figure out what needs attention next. Loomenio turns your inventory, recipes and production data into clear daily priorities.
Start with one real product. No full migration required.
Your inventory lives in one tab, recipes in another, supplier prices in an email thread, and production in your head. Every one of those numbers is real, but none of them talk to each other, so the next action is never obvious.
The questions you’re still answering manually
TODAY
Today reads your inventory, recipes, production, and sales data and surfaces prioritized next actions, sorted into what to make, what to buy, and what to fix.

A product is running low. Today suggests a batch size and lets you start production.
A material is running low. Today suggests an order quantity before it blocks a batch.
A price or recipe is missing. Today flags it before incomplete data affects your decisions.
Every flagged item links back to the real numbers behind it: the recipe, the stock level, the order history. See the operational data behind each recommendation.
Today shows you what changed and why. You decide what to make, buy, or fix: Loomenio never acts on its own.
HOW IT PLAYS OUT
A material runs low from a batch or a short delivery.
Every recipe using that material is linked automatically.
Loomenio recalculates how many units you can still make.
Affected products can move higher in your next actions based on impact.
See the numbers, then reorder, adjust, or reschedule. The decision stays yours.
Illustrative example based on how Loomenio’s stock, recipe, and production-capacity data connect. No customer names or figures are used.
Start with one product, one recipe, materials, current stock, and one real decision. Bring what you already have, and we’ll show you what Loomenio does with it.
Like the result? Run Loomenio for 14 days on real operations.
HOW IT WORKS
Bring in materials, recipes, and stock from a spreadsheet or CSV, or add them directly.
Costs, capacity, and stock levels update automatically as your data changes.
Loomenio surfaces what needs attention: make, buy, or fix.
See the numbers behind every flagged item before deciding anything.
Make, order, or adjust: Loomenio never acts on its own.
WHEN TO OPEN LOOMENIO
WHO IT'S FOR
Candle, soap, body care, and cosmetics makers with repeat recipes, multiple materials, and batch production.
Wax, fragrance, wicks, containers: recipes that repeat, batch after batch.
Oils, lye, additives, and cure times across dozens of repeat formulas.
Multi-ingredient recipes where a single price change ripples through every product.
A good fit if you have
CORE FEATURES
Materials and finished products in one place, with real stock levels.
Build a recipe once. Costs update automatically when material prices change.
Log a batch. Materials get deducted and finished stock updates itself.
Low stock is flagged before it becomes a stockout.
Turn everyday notes into structured proposed operations. Review everything before anything changes.
Record sales and keep finished-goods stock, cost, and transaction history connected.
No migration, no commitment. Bring one product and see if Loomenio earns a place next to your spreadsheet.
Free 14-day assisted pilot. No credit card required.
AI & TRUST
Turn everyday notes into structured proposed operations.
Stock, costs, capacity, reorder quantities and margins use deterministic logic.
Review and confirm important actions before anything changes.
No. Start with one real product: one recipe, its materials, and current stock. You can add the rest of your catalog gradually, or import it with CSV once you know Loomenio fits.
Yes. Most people start exactly there. Send us a spreadsheet or describe your current process through "Audit my spreadsheet," and we'll show you what Loomenio would flag as your next action.
No. AI can help turn your notes or a spreadsheet into structured, proposed materials and recipes, but it never independently calculates stock, costs, capacity, reorder quantities, or margins, and it never applies changes without your confirmation. AI proposes, you confirm, the database decides.
Yes. Every AI feature is optional. You can add materials, recipes, and stock manually and get the same Today prioritization without ever using AI import.
You can track finished products and stock without a recipe from day one. Add a recipe later when you're ready to see costs and let batches update stock automatically. Loomenio works with either.
Sales channel integrations are planned but not live yet. Today, Loomenio focuses on inventory, recipes, production, and replenishment: the data that decides what to make, buy, and fix.