Replace the paper food-safety diary with auto-flagged deviations and an audit-ready PDF and CSV export.
Every food business, restaurant, cafe, caterer, butcher, bakery, care-home, or school kitchen has to keep daily food-safety records: fridge and freezer temperatures, cooking and reheating temperatures, cooling times, delivery checks, cleaning schedules, and opening/closing checklists. Most still use a paper diary that gets coffee-stained, falls behind, and is a scramble to find when an inspector walks in. Paper has no way to flag a fridge that ran warm, and no way to prove a corrective action was taken.
An out-of-range reading cannot be saved without a mandatory corrective action, exactly what an inspector looks for.
See a month of compliance at a glance, driven by real rules for checks done and readings in range.
Covers fridge/freezer/hot-hold temperatures, cooking/reheating core temps, cooling logs, delivery checks, cleaning, and opening/closing checklists.
A manager signs off each day's records with notes attached.
Export a genuine printable PDF pack plus a CSV for any date range, ready to hand over on inspection day.
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Two-minute web installer, PHP 8+ with MySQL or SQLite; demo mode ships roughly two weeks of pre-baked sample records.
No, and any tool claiming that should worry you. Safora is a record-keeping and compliance-documentation tool; it does not certify compliance or replace your food-safety management system or professional advice.
Yes. Safora needs PHP 8+ with PDO (SQLite or MySQL), no Composer, no external services, no API keys, and installs in about two minutes with the web installer.
Yes. Safora generates a genuine, valid PDF, with no external library or cloud service, containing a daily compliance summary, manager sign-offs, and the full check log.
Yes. Set the display unit to °F in Settings; staff enter and read temperatures in °F while Safora stores everything canonically in °C so the rules stay exact.
No — Safora records the readings staff take by hand; it does not connect to hardware sensors.
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