Kitchen Prep & Par Level Tracker.

Build a kitchen prep and par level tracker for Butterhorn Cafe, a busy brunch spot, used by the opening lead each morning to count what is on hand and get the day's prep list without clipboard math. Two tabs. The default Today tab opens with the day's date and four stat cards: Items Counted at 30, Under Par at 9, Biggest Gap reading Hollandaise, short 5 quarts, and 86s in the Last Two Weeks at 12. Below, a count worklist grouped into station sections for Grill, Saute, and Pantry, with columns for item, unit, par for today, on hand, make quantity, and a status pill: green when on hand meets par, amber when under by up to a quarter, red when at half par or less. Each item stores a weekday par and a weekend par, and par for today follows the actual day of week. To the right, a generated Prep List panel shows every item with a positive make quantity sorted largest gap first, each with a checkable done state for signed in staff. The History tab shows a bar chart of 86 events by item over the last two weeks and a log table with date, item, station, and a short note in the style of ran out at 11:40 during Sunday rush. Seed 30 prep items with real brunch specifics: grill items like portioned burger patties, bacon, and breakfast sausage in trays and pounds; saute items like hollandaise, pancake batter, and home fries in quarts; pantry items like diced fruit, whipped cream, and salsa verde in pints. Give weekend pars a clear step up, roughly half again the weekday par. Seed this morning's counts so nine items sit under par spread across all three stations, and seed a 12 entry 86 log covering the last two weeks. Plant the insight: hollandaise and buttermilk biscuits were each 86'd on both of the last two Sundays, so their weekend pars are plainly set too low. Behavior: make quantity is always computed as par minus on hand, never below zero. Counts are entered inline or through a quick count dialog, and pars are edited in an item dialog capturing name, station, unit, weekday par, and weekend par. Default the station filter to All with a tab per station. The morning story, nine shorts and two chronic Sunday offenders, must be fully visible from seeded data alone. Use a forest green accent for primary actions, status emphasis, and active states on a clean light neutral base, with the calm feel of a kitchen that opens on time.