You've read every thread. Now get the tool that helps make sense of them.

65% hydration, 2% salt, 72-hour cold ferment. Track it, repeat it, nail it.

The Pie Lab is what you'd build if you turned your best pizza knowledge into an app — precision dough calculator, fermentation scheduler, and bake journal in one place.

Download on the App Store
Coming Soon to Google Play

Try everything free for 14 days · No credit card · No account required

Who This Is For

If any of this sounds like you…

You’re in the right place. If none of that lands, this isn’t your app — and that’s fine.

Fresh pizza with cheese pull

Precision Calculator

Baker's percentages. 13 styles.
No spreadsheet.

You already know the ratios matter. The Pie Lab calculates exact weights for flour, water, salt, oil, sugar, and yeast across 13 styles — including Neapolitan, NY, Detroit, Sicilian, Grandma, and more. Adjust hydration, ball weight, and pizza count. Done.

Calculator showing Neapolitan dough recipe

Smart Scheduling

Reverse-engineer any
fermentation schedule.

Same-day, 24-hour room temp, 72-hour cold ferment — Plan My Bake calculates exact start times, yeast quantities, and step durations based on your target mealtime and ambient temperature. No more napkin math. No more overproofed dough at 3am.

Pro Feature
Smart Dough Scheduler with step-by-step timeline

Bake Journal

Your bake log, but one
that actually works.

You've tried Notes. You've tried spreadsheets. You've tried photos with captions. The Bake Journal captures your full dough snapshot — hydration, salt %, oven temp, bake time, fermentation schedule — with photos and star ratings. Compare bakes side-by-side and find what actually changed.

Bake journal entry with 5-star rating

Knowledge Hub

Flour science. Fermentation math. No bookmarked threads.

Flour protein content. DDT calculations. Maillard vs. caramelization on different deck temps. The Knowledge Hub goes deep on the stuff that actually moves the needle — organized by topic, not buried in a comment thread you bookmarked six months ago and can't find.

Baking tips with skill level slider

Bake Cards

Share your bake like
athletes share their runs.

Every journal entry generates a shareable bake card — your pizza photo branded with style, hydration, oven temp, flour, and rating. One tap to Instagram, iMessage, or wherever your pizza crew hangs out. No more cropping screenshots or typing stats into captions.

Shareable bake card with pizza stats overlay

Master Any Style

Every style. Dialed to the gram.

From 90-second Neapolitans to 48-hour cold-ferment Detroit pans — every recipe dialed in so you don't have to figure it out alone.

Neapolitan
Neapolitan
New York
New York
Chicago Tavern
Chicago Tavern
Grandma
Grandma
Sicilian
Sicilian
Ohio Valley
Ohio Valley

Plus Detroit, Thin & Crispy, Pan, St. Louis, New Haven, and Cast Iron.

From the Blog

Style guides, dough science, and opinions you didn’t ask for.

New York-style pizza slice with foldable crust

Style GuideApr 7, 2026

New York-Style Pizza: What Makes It Different and How to Replicate It

New York pizza is the most copied and most misunderstood style in America. Here’s what actually makes it New York.

Beginner pizza dough on a kitchen counter

BeginnerMar 31, 2026

How to Make Your First Homemade Pizza (And Not Ruin It)

Most first homemade pizzas fail for the same two reasons. Dodge them and you’re 80% of the way there.

Neapolitan pizza with leopard-spotted crust

Style GuideMar 24, 2026

Neapolitan Pizza: History, Technique, and Why It’s So Hard to Get Right

Of all the pizza styles a home baker can chase, Neapolitan creates the most obsession and the most frustration.

Read everything on the blog →

“This is the tool I was building in Google Sheets. Except it actually works and I don't have to maintain it.”
Built by an obsessive home baker who got tired of inconsistent results

Real Results

They started exactly where you are.

★★★★★

“Been chasing a decent NY-style at home for about a year. My numbers were always off — too wet one week, too stiff the next. Locked in my flour and oven setup, ran a 48-hour cold ferment, and the last two bakes have been the best I've pulled out of a home oven. Only note: I wish I could log my steel temp alongside each bake.”

Marcus · Brooklyn
★★★★★

“I'm the guy who ends up making dinner on Sundays, not a baker. My kid went through a pizza phase and I got tired of the frozen stuff. The timing is what I actually use — I don't have to think about when to start the dough, it just tells me. First couple were rough, but I think I've got the hang of it now.”

J. Alvarez · dad of two
★★★★★

“I've been deep in the Forkish rabbit hole for a while and figured an app wasn't going to teach me much. Mostly I was right — but I use it as a logbook now, and looking back at what I did two weeks ago is honestly where most of my recent improvement has come from. The style passport is silly and I'm somehow still trying to fill it in.”

Priya · Ooni owner, year two

Designed for floury hands.

No login screens. No cloud sync. No Wi-Fi required. Use it in a kitchen that smells like flour, or on a cabin weekend with no signal — it all still works. Your bakes stay on your device, always.

Pay once. Keep it forever.

No subscription. No annual renewal. No freemium tier hiding the real features behind an upgrade. $9.99 unlocks everything — today and every future update.

One app, not a tab graveyard.

Calculator, scheduler, journal, knowledge reference, troubleshooting tree — the stack you'd normally cobble together from five apps, a cookbook, and a dozen Reddit tabs. All in one place. All offline.

The Alternative

Winging it vs. dialing it in.

The question isn’t whether you can make good pizza without this. It’s whether you can make it twice.

Winging It

  • “65%? 70%? I’ll eyeball it.”
  • Recipes copied from five YouTube videos.
  • “It was great last time — or did I get lucky?”
  • “Dough isn’t ready. Push dinner back.”
  • Progress measured in months.

With The Pie Lab

  • Exact weights. By style. Down to the gram.
  • One calculator. Thirteen styles.
  • Every bake logged. Side-by-side.
  • A schedule reverse-engineered from dinner.
  • Progress measured in bakes.

Simple Pricing

Create perfect pizza for less than one delivery.

A pizza class costs $150+. A good cookbook is $35. The Pie Lab gives you more than both — for $9.99.

$9.99

$9.99 unlocks everything. No account required.

Start Your Free Trial

14 days free · No credit card · No account required

Questions

Frequently asked.

No. The Pie Lab works completely offline with no account, no login, and no cloud sync. All your data stays on your device.

Everything. Every single Pro feature, fully unlocked, for 14 days. No credit card. No account. No limits. After the trial, the core calculator stays free — you only pay if you want the full system.

$9.99 unlocks every Pro feature — calculator, scheduler, journal, analytics, and knowledge base.

100%. The Pie Lab is fully offline. Calculate dough, schedule bakes, log entries, and browse tips — all without a connection.

This is built for you. Most of our users started with zero experience. The calculator removes the guesswork, the Knowledge Hub walks you through every step, and the scheduler makes sure your timing is right. You'll be making pizza you're proud of within your first week.

You get 14 days to try every feature for free — no risk at all. If you do purchase and change your mind, both the App Store and Google Play offer refunds. We take all the risk so you don't have to.

You already know what good pizza takes.
Now get the system to make it consistent.

Download free. Try everything for 14 days. Make pizza your friends won't believe came from your kitchen.

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Coming Soon to Google Play
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