The AI CFO for your food or drink brand.

Small-batch makers and emerging CPG brands — lemonade and juice brands, kombucha and cold-brew, hot sauce and condiment makers, jam and preserve labels, snack and granola brands, drink mixers, chocolate makers, spice and seasoning lines. Anyone making a food or drink product and selling it through farmer's markets, Shopify, Faire, Amazon, retail consignment, or wholesale.

Yes. Snap photos of every ingredient receipt — lemons, sugar, bottles, labels, caps, boxes, shipping supplies — and tag them to a production batch. Dayspring divides batch cost by yield to give you real cost per bottle in plain English. When ingredient prices move, your number moves with them.

Yes. Today the fastest path is photo or screenshot — snap your Shopify daily summary, Square market totals, or Faire payout statement and Dayspring's AI reads gross sales, fees, and net deposit. Direct integrations are on the roadmap so each channel's data flows in automatically.

Tag each sale by channel — DTC Shopify, Faire wholesale, farmer's market, retail consignment, Amazon. Dayspring computes net margin per channel after platform fees, payment processing, and fulfillment, so you can see what each channel really nets you per bottle. Most makers discover one channel is silently subsidizing another.

Yes. Log a batch with its inputs (ingredients) and outputs (units produced). Dayspring stores the recipe cost and the yield, so each future batch can be compared — useful for catching when ingredient costs creep up or yields drop, both of which silently kill margin.

Shopify tells you what happened on Shopify. Dayspring is the orchestrator — it reads Shopify plus Faire plus your farmer's market sales plus your supplier receipts plus your bank — and gives you the whole brand picture in one view, in plain English. Channel reports are pieces; Dayspring is the puzzle put together.