Scan the code on the machine

Every station gets its own QR code and a photo of your equipment, with its own training and answers.

The problem

The person who knows how to light the pizza oven is not on tonight.

The manual is in a drawer and nobody knows which drawer.

Step 1
Print the label
You create a station and print its QR label from the owner screen. Stick it where it is needed.
1. Scan opens this station
A station label with a sample QR code. Example venue.
Step 2
Staff scan on the floor
Scanning opens that station's page with its training, questions and answers, and troubleshooting.
1. Training for this station
The station page after a scan. Example venue.
Step 3
Report a hazard on the spot
Staff tap Something felt unsafe and send a near miss report in a few taps, named or anonymous.
1. Named or anonymous
A near miss report from a station. Example venue with invented details.

Owners see each station with its photo and QR code in the station gallery.

Station knowledge stays with the equipment, not with one person.

A new hire at an unfamiliar machine scans, reads and gets on with it.

Answers mid shift, from your own procedures. See how Ask Larder works
A new hire asks a question and gets your venue's steps, at any hour.
Training built from your own procedures. See how training and approval work
Role based modules with check questions. Nothing goes live until you approve it.

Do staff need to install anything?

No. Larder runs in the browser on the iPad or phone staff already have. It needs an internet connection.

Book a walkthrough. We'll bring your own SOPs into it.