The calculator stops at lye math
A lye result does not carry supplier prices, packaging inputs, batch observations or the formula version used in production.
For Soap Makers
Bring recipe import, lye calculations, per-bar cost inputs, cure observations and batch history into one connected production record.
RECIPE TO CURE
BEYOND RECIPE MATH
Bring the decisions back into view before the next handoff.
A lye result does not carry supplier prices, packaging inputs, batch observations or the formula version used in production.
Lye calculations, recipes, costs and batch notes often live in different tools, making the current production record harder to follow.
Dates, pH readings, hardness checks and visual notes are easy to separate from the batch when they live on shelves or in a notebook.
Oil, fragrance, packaging, label and selling costs need to be entered together before a per-bar estimate is useful.
RECIPE TO CURE
Formula, evidence, cost and handoff stay readable as the product moves.
Import a supported SoapCalc recipe export, review the oils, ratios and superfat values, then add your own supplier and cost inputs.
Review NaOH or KOH calculations plus hardness, cleansing, conditioning, bubbly, creamy, iodine and INS values before making a trial batch.
Log pH readings, hardness checks and visual observations against scheduled cure milestones. The maker remains responsible for the release decision.
Connect entered oil, lye, fragrance, colorant, packaging and label costs, then review calculated margin by bar, batch and product line when inputs change.
YOUR MAKING RECORD
Bring in a supported SoapCalc export, then review the oils, ratios and lye amounts before saving the Formuley record.
Full saponification calculator with NaOH/KOH support, superfat adjustment, water discount options, and 7 soap quality metrics.
Set cure milestones, log pH and hardness readings, and add notes or photos. Notifications mark the scheduled review; they do not make the release decision.
Follow a batch-scaled production sequence with timers, temperature references and recorded checkpoints.
Automatic monitoring of your raw material costs and product margins. Get alerted when a supplier price change erodes your profit below your target threshold.
Keep batch numbers, dates, recorded yields, notes and selected raw-material lots attached to the production record.
Browse soap-focused Marketplace listings for cold process, hot process, melt and pour, and liquid soap examples.
Enter batch yield, cure loss, trimming waste and packaging inputs to calculate an estimated per-unit cost from the saved values.
WHAT CHANGES
Formuley combines SoapCalc-style recipe logic with production notes, cost visibility, and cure tracking so you can stop stitching together spreadsheets, notebooks, and memory.
A PRACTICAL PLACE TO START
Unlimited formulas and raw materials, SoapCalc import, Making Mode, Profit Guardian and connected batch tracking.
$49/mo
Compare plansCreate a free account, bring in the recipe and keep cost inputs, cure observations and batch history attached as production moves.
Start free with no card. If eligible, start a 14-day Pro trial with a card—$0 today, then $49/month unless you cancel before the first charge.