Hubl vs Traceo

Hubl is a digital food safety compliance platform for food businesses, designed to replace paper diaries with records for checks, temperatures, deliveries, and allergens. Its checklists have been reviewed by environmental health officers, and guided temperature checks provide safe-range guidance and prompts for borderline or failed readings. Teams can tag the 14 regulated allergens in a product catalogue and share the information with staff and inspectors. A browser dashboard provides oversight across sites, wastage reporting, and exportable daily audit history for EHO visits. Orbit AI can answer questions from live Hubl records and prepare temperature, delivery, or wastage entries, asking for confirmation before saving. The app works offline, but Wi-Fi is needed at the start and end of each day to upload information. Hubl says records are regularly backed up on EU servers and cloud document storage is limited to the user's team. Plans are priced per site, include unlimited users, and exclude VAT. Tall costs £19.00 per month; Grande £32.00 per month; Venti £45.00 per month; and Venti Plus £65.00 per month with a 12-month contract.

Traceo centralizes food-safety records and workflows for restaurants, bakeries, catering teams and other food businesses. It covers delivery checks, food traceability, temperature records, cleaning plans, labeling and record exports. Delivery entries can include supplier details, temperatures, product condition, documents, photos and a decision. For traceability, the app proposes product, batch and date details from label photos, which users review and correct before saving. Temperature records can come from connected sensors with configurable alerts or from manual entry. Teams can assign cleaning tasks by zone, include instructions and products, and keep timestamped completion records with photos. Quick Print prepares labels from product or traceability records for a configured thermal printer. Traceo is available on Android, iOS and web, with offline mobile access and multi-location support. Its free plan covers one establishment and up to 50 HACCP records per month. Traceo says it supports record keeping and configured workflows but does not guarantee HACCP compliance; each food business remains responsible for its procedures and requirements.