Seven places Alchemis takes over for you, whatever you're brewing. Each one came from a real bench, usually mid-batch.
Works the same for cosmetics, candles, soaps, cleaners, herbalism, preserves, whatever you make in small batches.
Work in percentages or actual amounts; the math stays consistent either way. Change one ingredient and the rest redistribute. Lock the ones you don't want touched. Convert to grams, ml, or ounces with the correct specific gravity for each oil.
Nudge lavender from 5% to 2%. Beeswax and oils rebalance. Pin beeswax at 25% and the rest redistribute around it.
Oils in ml, batch in g, customary in oz. The conversion uses real specific gravities. No more 1g = 1ml shortcuts.
Every change saved as v2, v3, v4. Roll back without losing newer batches that used the old recipe.
Enter your oils and a superfat; Alchemis works out the NaOH or KOH and the water, folds it into the batch cost, and prints the correct saponified INCI on the label ("Sodium Olivate…"). More for soap makers →
Mark the production step where each ingredient is added, and split one ingredient across steps (by % or amount). The batch reads back as a mise-en-place, not a wall of grams.
Every production run gets a lot number, a start time, a finish time, photos from along the way, and the activity log that says what happened mid-batch. Mark complete and split it into your packaging.
Format your own (CL-2026-014, RH-26-022, free-text). Linked to every jar that came from this batch.
One 250 g batch becomes 12 small tins, 3 large jars, 8 samples. Each gets its own SKU in stock, automatically.
Yes, it exists. Yes, every batch you complete gets one. The single most theatrical moment in any cosmetics tool.
IFRA fragrance checks across cosmetics, candles, soaps and cleaners, read from your supplier's certificate or its constituents, plus the EU cosmetic and soap-bath rules, INCI and allergens, checked as you formulate. More crafts' rule sets are coming. When something's out of range, we tell you the limit and offer a fix. We never call it a violation.
Push a fragrance past its IFRA limit and the amber note appears the moment you cross, with the actual number and a fix. Per-craft rule sets beyond fragrance and cosmetics are on the way.
INCI for cosmetics, saponified INCI for soap, GHS/CLP pictograms and hazard wording for candles, diffusers, sprays and cleaners. Each craft's label format generated in the right register, no template juggling.
Alchemis compiles the CPSR Part A from the recipe, label and batch data you already hold, runs a completeness checklist, and lets you attach documents per section and mark them supplied. It tracks the gaps and exports a trilingual PDF. It compiles and tracks; it doesn't certify. Part B still needs a qualified safety assessor.
Spec sheets and batch records export as PDFs: every recipe, every batch, the trail an inspector asks for. An SDS pack for cleaners is on the way.
Open the batch. Click Print Labels. Alchemis lays out a rule-aware cosmetic label (INCI, the allergen block, PAO, net weight, lot and dates) ready for your printer or label roller. Candle, diffuser, spray and cleaner layouts carry the CLP hazard block; soap prints its saponified INCI.
Candles, diffusers, sprays and cleaners get the GHS07 pictogram, "Warning," the fragrance-allergen statements (EUH208) and the H317 skin-sensitiser line, chosen by product category. Advisory, not certified. PCN/UFI and SDS guidance notes sit alongside.
30 mm round, 60×40 mm rectangle, 70×100 mm front+back. Or upload your own die-cut.
Custom font, custom logo block, custom back-label boilerplate. Save as a brand kit; reuse forever.
Optional QR on the back. Scan it, see the batch's full provenance. Useful for trust, required for some retailers.
Ingredients go down when you brew. Finished SKUs come up when you split. Reorder hints when you're getting low. Costs and margins calculated on the way through.
Make 250 g of salve, use 137.5 g of almond oil. The almond bottle drops by 137.5 g without you typing it.
Set a low-stock threshold per ingredient. When beeswax drops below it, a small amber flag appears on the list. No email, no popup, no guessing.
Per-batch and per-jar cost from your supplier prices. Margin against your sale price, computed on the fly.
Log market days, online orders, consignment shipments. Stock drops automatically, the maths happens, and the end-of-month report has already written itself along the way.
Mobile-friendly POS for the stand. Tap-tap, sale logged, stock down. The phone keeps the day's takings.
Send 24 jars to a shop on consignment. When they sell, log them. Their cut, your cut, balance owed, all visible.
"Calendula salve outsold lip balms 3:1 in March." A debrief you can actually read. The CSV is still there if you want it.
Alchemis works on your phone's screen, so the bench carries on in your pocket. Photograph a step, log a temperature, tick the next stage: the same workshop, just smaller. (A dedicated app is coming.)
Every batch gets a photo gallery. Tap the camera at any step; it lands on the batch's record automatically.
The recipe's prep steps, in order, big-tap-friendly. Temperatures, rest times, stir directions, all on the phone.
Open the same batch on the desk or the phone; it's one account, one set of data. Mark a step on either and it's just there on the other. A dedicated mobile app is on the roadmap.
Free forever for hobbyists. €12 a month when you start selling. Cancel any time. Your data is yours.