Is TrackItWeekly
the Right Fit?

We built TrackItWeekly for a specific kind of operator. Answer these questions and find out in 30 seconds.

Do you want the app to know that selling 200 burgers consumes 200 buns and 50 lbs of meat?

YES →

You need a recipe-based system like MarketMan or Craftable.

NO →

you mainly want accurate counts and reorder guidance → TrackItWeekly is built for you.

TrackItWeekly is
built for you if:

01

You run a weekly inventory count

Your team counts product on a set day each week. You need that count to produce a real order list, not just a spreadsheet to stare at.

02

You are the operator doing spreadsheet math

You are calculating PAR manually, building reorder formulas in Excel, and texting order lists to purchasing. TrackItWeekly replaces all of that with a system that does the math and sends the email.

03

You manage multiple locations

Each location runs its own count template. You see all locations in a unified dashboard. Staff count without seeing financial data from other stores.

04

Your team does the physical counts

Staff count from their own phones using camera or Bluetooth barcode scanner. They see what to order, not what it costs. Role-based access is built in.

05

You use a POS but need an inventory layer

TrackItWeekly works alongside Square, Toast, Clover, and any other POS — not instead of it. Your POS handles orders and payments. TrackItWeekly handles weekly counts, PAR levels, and the order list.

Not a
good fit if:

Live depletion: if you need the system to automatically deduct inventory when a sale happens, you need a POS-integrated system like MarketMan.
Recipe costing: if you need the app to calculate food cost per plate or match vendor invoices, use Craftable or Restaurant365.
Enterprise warehousing: if you have 5,000+ daily transactions across large distribution operations, you need a WMS.

Still not sure?

Try the free 14-day trial — no card required. You will know within one week of real counts whether it fits.