What's new in FormulaMaps · July 2026

Four new features designed in the workshop, not in the back office: the law of your country when you need it, the working sheet ready to print, and two ice cream tools that don't exist in any other software — opening up your neutral and watching how your ice cream melts. From an ice cream family, third generation.

⚖️ Food law · 🖨️ Workshop sheet · 🧬 Stabilizers · 🫪 Simulator

⚖️ Food law finder

In all 5 apps · exclusive to the paid plan. Ask in your own language and it answers with the actual regulations of your country: labelling, health registration, allergens, hygiene/HACCP and additives.

Stop wasting afternoons digging through the BOE: you ask "how do I label allergens on an ice cream in Spain?" and you get the answer with the official source.

🖨 Quick print — workshop sheet

In all 5 apps · 5 languages. One click and you get a clean A4 sheet with the quantities in grams and %, six key figures from the engine and, in ice cream only, the real freezing curve. In bakery it adds baker's %.

freezing curve (ice cream)

It doesn't replace the spec sheet: it's the workshop's working sheet, to keep the quantities at hand on the table.

🧬 Stabilizer composition · ice cream only · unique in the industry

On top of your recipe: it breaks commercial stabilizers (Cremodan SE-30/SL-29/SIM VEG, Vandoburin…) down into their E-numbers and explains what each component does for texture, melting and thawing. No AI cost.

Science cited: Goff & Hartel, Corvitto, Regand & Goff. Want the detail? We have a whole page: the science of stabilizers, opened up →

🫠 Meltdown simulator · ice cream only · unique in the industry

Six scoops melt side by side in fast-forward. The first is 🍦 your recipe (with the real stabilizer from your formula); for the other five you pick the stabilizer from a dropdown: 7 pure (locust bean, guar, carrageenan, xanthan, CMC, emulsifier…) and 7 commercial.

YOUR RECIPELocust beanCarrageenanNo stabilizerOverdoseXanthan
Each lane has the green band of the ideal range · if you overdose, the scoop "doesn't flow, turns gummy".

Physics anchored to research (Regand & Goff, 2003). You see, in seconds, why locust bean holds up and a sorbet with no stabilizer falls apart.

All of this is already inside. Start free.

Sign up and find the new features in each craft's toolbar. Three free recipes, forever and with no card.

Ice cream · Pastry · Bakery · Nougat · Cocoa

The food law finder is informational guidance, not legal advice. Dose ranges and simulations are indicative and support the professional's decision.