MyCake vs the order book: the book's simplicity, without the holes
A paper order book works because it's simple — open it and jot the order down. But it can't search for an order, total what came in this month, warn you about tomorrow's delivery, or survive getting wet or lost. MyCake keeps the simple part (jotting the order) and adds search, amounts and a calendar by date, in kr.
The book is simple — and that's the appeal
Writing in a book is fast and needs no internet. For a handful of orders, it does the job.
Where the book falls short
You can't search 'Ana's cake', total the week's income, see what's still owed, or get an alert for tomorrow's delivery. And if the book gets wet or lost, the orders go with it.
- No searching orders
- No cash or balance totals
- No delivery alerts
- Easily lost or damaged
MyCake: jotting stays simple
Logging an order is as quick as the book, but now it's searchable, with amount and deposit, sorted by date and saved to the cloud — and customers can even order themselves from the catalog.
FAQ
Is it hard to leave the paper book?
No. Logging in MyCake feels similar, and you gain search, amounts and alerts without losing simplicity.
Do I need internet all the time?
MyCake runs in your phone's browser; the data is saved and reachable from any device.
Does it work in Sverige?
Yes, in Sverige, with amounts in kr.