For single-unit restaurants

Your recipes, off the binder and
onto the line.

The spec shouldn't live in one person's head or a coffee-stained binder. Tavorly puts every recipe on one iPad on your line — clear, bilingual, and correct on every shift.

Grill · Station 2
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Grilled Chicken Sandwich

Signature

Allergens

GlutenDairySesame

Critical control point

Cook chicken to 165°F internal — verify with probe. 165°

  1. 1 Season & mark the breast, 3 min/side
  2. 2 Toast brioche, butter side down
  3. 3 Build: aioli, chicken, pickle, top bun
Current revision I've read this

The old way

The binder is holding you back

It lives in your head

When you're off, the dish drifts. New cooks guess.

Slow onboarding

Training a new hire means reprinting and re-explaining.

Bilingual gaps

Half the line reads Spanish; the binder is English-only.

Allergen risk

A swap in the recipe never makes it to the laminated card.

How Tavorly helps

One screen your whole line trusts

Author each recipe once and it's live on the line — readable at arm's length, correct every shift.

Everything on one iPad

Steps, photos, yields, and cook temps — dark, glare-resistant, and readable with gloved hands during service.

Bilingual out of the box

Toggle English and Spanish on the line. Machine translation with a glossary for the terms you never want changed.

Allergens & food-safety, always right

Allergens roll up automatically; critical control points (like cook temps) are fixed and impossible to miss.

Works when the Wi-Fi doesn't

The line caches the current recipes and shows a clear 'synced as of' stamp, so service never stops.

Onboard cooks in minutes

Hand a new hire the iPad. The recipe, the photo, and the standard are right there — no reprinting.

Get off paper fast

Import your existing recipes — paste them or upload PDFs and photos, and AI structures them into editable drafts. No retyping the binder to get started.

Straight talk: At a single unit, one owner can author and publish. As your team grows, you can add approvers and route changes through review before they go live.

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iPad on the line

Everything your cooks need, in one place

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Languages on the line

English and Spanish, toggled per cook

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Allergens tracked

Rolled up automatically through preps

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Reprints needed

Update the spec, not the binder

Questions

For your team

I'm the only manager — is the approval step overkill?

No. At a single unit you can author and publish yourself. The separate approver step is there when you're ready for it — for example when you bring on a sous chef or a second manager.

Do I need special hardware?

An iPad on the line is the intended device. The authoring side runs in any modern browser on your laptop or desktop.

Can my cooks read it in Spanish?

Yes — English and Spanish today, toggled per cook on the line, with a glossary so your dish names and brand terms stay exactly as you want them.

Get started

Get your recipes off paper this week

Book a demo and we'll load your menu into Tavorly — allergens, cook temps, and the line view — so you can see it on an iPad in minutes.