The deepest-compliance craft, handled the honest way: a versioned recipe, IFRA 51 checked per constituent, EU Annex III and V limits and allergens flagged as you formulate, an INCI label in concentration order, cost per jar — and a living PIF dossier that compiles Part A and shows you exactly what's left. Advisory throughout. You stay the Responsible Person.
Build a serum or cream by phase — water, oil, cool-down, actives — in percentages of the batch or actual weights, and Alchemis keeps both consistent with density-aware conversion. Every change is a new version, so you can compare a reformulation against the batch that shipped and never lose the recipe a customer loved.
A batch runs through production steps you can time and temperature — with each ingredient assigned to the step it belongs in — then fills into jars. Each run gets a lot number and links back to the exact ingredient lots that went into it, with photos and an activity log. A question about one unit resolves to a specific batch and its inputs.
Cosmetics sit under IFRA and the full EU cosmetic rules, and Alchemis checks them as you formulate — the IFRA 51 per-constituent standards matched to your product category, EU Annex III restricted-substance limits, Annex V preservative caps, and the EU allergen set (Reg. 2023/1545, 80 allergens) for the "Contains:" line. When something's above the limit, it states the actual number and proposes a fix — in amber, never as a violation.
Un-analysed fragrance oil is marked "not yet checked," never a false all-clear. Attach the supplier's IFRA cert or enter the constituent breakdown — or opt in to a conservative typical-composition estimate, clearly flagged as an estimate.
Best-effort guidance to catch issues early, never a certification. You remain the Responsible Person — always defer to your own supplier documentation and a qualified assessor.
This is the part the spreadsheet can't do. Alchemis assembles Part A of the CPSR from the recipe, label and batch data you already hold — the formula, physico-chemical properties, manufacturing method, the frame formulation — and runs a completeness checklist over the whole dossier. Attach a document to any section (supplier specs, stability notes, a challenge test) and mark it supplied; the file tracks its own audit-readiness and exports as a trilingual PDF.
Alchemis compiles Part A and tracks the gaps — it never authors Part B. The safety assessment (Part B) must be written and signed by a qualified safety assessor under EC 1223/2009 Article 10. "Audit-ready" means your assembled file plus your assessor's Part B, not an Alchemis certification. Alchemis asserts nothing and certifies nothing.
Alchemis lays out the ingredient list as INCI names in EU descending-concentration order straight from your recipe, adds the "Contains:" allergen line for anything above the declaration threshold, and prints PAO, best-before, lot and dates. You review it before it prints — the label stays your responsibility as the Responsible Person.
Oils, actives, preservative, packaging — every cost rolls up from your supplier prices into a per-jar COGS. Set a margin or a markup and Alchemis suggests the selling price, so you price from the real number instead of a guess, and carry it straight into sales and consignment.
IFRA, Annex III & V, allergen declaration, INCI labels, traceability and a living PIF dossier — for cosmetics and five other crafts. Advisory throughout; you stay the Responsible Person. Free forever for hobbyists.