CheekyBook is inventory built for small bars — count your stock without a clipboard, see what it’s worth, and order before you run dry.

Name, size, cost, distributor. Once. Or load a demo bar and see the whole thing populated before you type anything.
Main bar, stockroom, walk-in — whatever you actually have. Par levels can differ at each one.
Walk the room and enter what you see. Numbers save as you type, so nothing is lost if you get pulled away.
Open a count, pick a location, and work down the shelf. CheekyBook shows you what you counted last time as you go, so a number that looks wrong is obvious while you’re still standing in front of the bottle.

Scanning lives in the iOS app. Point the camera at a barcode and CheekyBook pulls up the item — no hunting through a list mid-count. If you already have a Bluetooth handheld scanner, it pairs with that too.
Every finalized count becomes a point on the curve. See what your inventory is worth over time, what you spent to get there, and which categories are quietly eating the money.

Set a par level and CheekyBook tells you what’s below it. Your cart groups itself by distributor, so you can see each order as the rep will see it — with their cutoff time and minimum right there before you send.

Finalize a count and CheekyBook emails the room a summary — total value, the items carrying the most of it, and a CSV with expected quantities and variances line by line. That’s where you find the bottle that walked off.

Start on Free and stay there as long as it works. Pro is for when one room stops being the whole story.
For a single bar that just wants an accurate count.
$0/ forever
Start freeFor bars with a stockroom, a walk-in, and someone else counting them.
$20/ month
$180/ yearSave $60
Pay yearly and we import your existing inventory for you — spreadsheets, an old system, whatever you have — at no extra cost.
Start on Free — upgrade from Settings whenever you want.
Per bar, billed monthly at $20 or yearly at $180. Cancel anytime — you keep CheekyBook Pro until the end of the period. Questions?