We build internal tools, compliance reporting and DTC systems for Cape wine producers. Fixed-price builds for the cellar, tasting room, and the people who buy your bottles — without an enterprise stack you have to apologise for.
Based in Paarl. We know the difference between a tank and a tote, what SAWIS wants, and why your tasting room POS doesn’t talk to your accounting.
Also serving farms and packhouses · Back to CodeBakery home
Specific, common, and almost always cheaper to fix than to keep working around.
Monthly numbers reconciled by hand from three different sources. We build the pipeline that produces the report ready to submit. DA 260 submissions and SAWIS reporting stop being a manual exercise.
Tank levels, bottled stock, bonded warehouse, tasting room. Four sources of truth that never agree. We collapse them into one — press to barrel to bottle in one record.
Members, allocations, shipments and renewals running on a colour-coded spreadsheet. We replace it with software your sales lead can actually use.
Bookings on one platform, POS on another, mailing list on a third, none of them connected. We build the bridge or the whole stack, your call.
A site where the marketing person updates the new release page without phoning a developer. No WordPress hosting bills, no template fights.
Lot tracking that survives a buyer audit. Documents and certificates pulled in seconds, not afternoons.
We haven’t built a wine system yet — we have built the patterns each of these needs, for clients in manufacturing, financial services and retail. The work maps cleanly.
From press weights to final bottles, one source of truth. Vintage-over-vintage views and printable cellar notes. Replaces three spreadsheets and a winemaker’s notebook.
Lightweight POS overlay that captures emails, runs allocations, and reconciles with your accounting at end of day. Plays nicely with the POS you already have.
Pulls movements from your cellar and produces the submission file. The bookkeeper reviews, then files. Monthly, unattended.
We’re based in Paarl. A site visit costs you nothing and tells us more in two hours than any number of calls. Same fixed-price model, same scope-locked promise. Most wine projects land between R30k and R250k depending on whether it’s one focused tool or a connected stack.