Your application lab runs the same ingredients in many customers' products. AKA Studio keeps every application, test and panel linked to the ingredient, so the next customer request starts from what already worked.
Most of it goes into finding, rebuilding and re-checking work your company has already done.

A new customer asks for your ingredient in a familiar product, and the lab starts from a blank sheet.
Specs, application results and customer feedback sit in different files and systems.
Sharing results with a customer's team means exports, emails and version confusion.
A new rule means reformulating fast. See every affected recipe, its ingredients and its test history in one place, and start the new version from what you already know.
Find what you used before, what worked, and swaps that stay inside your cost, nutrition and label limits, with cost and nutrition recalculated on every edit.
A customer sends a new brief. Start from your closest past formulation or application and its test results, so the first sample is already close.
Find the recipe version, the supplier spec and the panel results behind a product in one place, so you can see what changed.
R&D, quality, procurement and sales each work in their own system. Map how data flows between them, then connect it into one record every team works from.
See AKA Omni →If it is slowing your team down this quarter, it is a good first problem.
Bring one real problem →
SUCCESS STORY · TDC, SPECIALTY INGREDIENTSHow TDC scaled R&D beyond the perfect spreadsheetRead the TDC story →The platform: brief, workbench, sensory and lab results, with Alchemy, the AI inside it.
See AKA Studio →Map how data flows between your teams, then connect your systems into one record.
See AKA Omni →Development, sensory and analytical work by our food technologists, in our own labs.
See lab services →We will start it from every application your lab has already run.