FOR FOOD TRUCKS · CATERERS · INDEPENDENT KITCHENS

Never lose a batch to the 6-hour rule

CoolCurve runs the FDA two-stage cooling clock for you, warns you before every deadline, and keeps inspector-ready temperature records — all private, right on your iPhone.

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iPhone · iOS 17+ · No account, no cloud, no tracking
CoolCurve food truck

Built for the line, not the office

A live cooling engine — not just a form to fill in later.

Cooling timers

Live cooling timers

Start a batch when food leaves 135°F and CoolCurve runs the 2-hour and 6-hour clocks, with a Lock Screen countdown and warnings before each deadline. Miss one and it walks you through reheating to 165°F or discarding.

Temperature checks

One-tap temp checks

Log cold-holding, freezer, and hot-holding units against their safe ranges. Out-of-range readings prompt you to record a corrective action — exactly what an inspector wants to see.

Inspector-ready records

Inspector-ready records

Every cooling batch and temperature check is timestamped and stored on your device, and exports to a clean PDF whenever you need to hand one over.

How CoolCurve works

Cooling that follows FDA Food Code 3-501.14.

1

Start the batch

Tap the food, set the starting temp. The clock begins the moment it drops below 135°F.

2

Cool to 70°F

You have 2 hours. CoolCurve warns you 30 minutes out and again at the deadline.

3

Cool to 41°F

6 hours total. Log a reading and CoolCurve confirms the batch passed — or flags it.

4

Keep the record

The whole log is saved and export-ready for your next inspection.

Simple, honest pricing

Everything you record is always free to keep and export. The free version covers one site, up to two storage units, and one active cooling batch at a time, with unlimited temperature checks, full history, and PDF export. CoolCurve Pro unlocks unlimited units, unlimited simultaneous cooling batches, and multiple sites or trucks — an auto-renewing subscription you can manage or cancel anytime in your App Store settings.