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Recipe Builder

Soapie’s recipe builder keeps oil percentages, lye totals, superfat, and property feedback visible while you formulate.

1 min read
April 3, 2026

Soapie starts with the recipe builder because that is where trust starts. The screen is meant to keep the core variables legible: oils, lye, water method, superfat, and the resulting property ranges.

Why the builder matters

A soap app stops being useful if the calculator feels like a black box. The builder exists to make the math visible enough that a maker can review the formula before moving into production.

What the screen is trying to solve

  • keep the oil list editable without losing the batch context
  • show NaOH, KOH, or hybrid support in the same workflow
  • surface property feedback early instead of after export
  • make recipe saving and versioning feel like normal workshop work

Where to go next

If you want the reference-data side, read oil catalog and calculations. If you want the production side, continue to Make Mode and batch records.

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