Run your distillery.We'll handle the paperwork.
Record what actually happened today — what you bottled, what arrived, what broke. DSP Desk works out the proof gallons and prepares the numbers behind your TTB reports and federal excise tax.
Forms 5110.28 & 5110.11 · CBMA excise · Square sales import
A day on the floor
Four things happen. You record them.
Everything else — gallons, inventory, the federal forms, the tax — is worked out from those four. Nothing is entered twice.
Spirits arrive
Pick the supplier, the container, how many. Proof gallons land in your storage account.
You bottle
Date, product, lot, count. Liters, wine gallons and proof gallons calculate as you type.
Sales import
Drop in the month's Square export. Bottles and cocktail pours become taxable removals.
Close the month
A guided checklist, then the drafts to transcribe. It warns you before anything changes them.
The forms, already filled in
Form 5110.28 for Processing and 5110.11 for Storage, built from the entries you already made. Excise at the CBMA reduced rate of $2.70 per proof gallon, with the quarter running alongside.
- Print, save as PDF, or export a spreadsheet
- Line 33 computed from real removals, not a guess
- Drafts for your review — you still file them
Every case traces back
Give a run a lot number and it carries a QR label you can print on a 4×6 and stick to the case. Scan it a year later and see the run, the product, the proof, and who was on the line.
- Automatic batch numbers, or your own scheme
- The number is printed in plain text too
- An activity log records who did what, and when
Built for the floor, not the office
A distillery is a wet, loud, one-handed place. So the app opens to five buttons and asks for as little typing as it can get away with.
Record a run in the rickhouse with no signal. It syncs when you're back.
Records keep the proof and bottle size they were saved with, so fixing a typo can't re-price last March.
Changing a month you've already closed asks first, because those numbers may already be filed.
Invite staff and set what each person can change. Enforced on the server, not just hidden.
Records are visible only to your own team. No ads, no trackers, no third-party analytics.
It follows your device's theme — readable in a dim rickhouse at nine, and in the sun at noon.
Start with today's entries
Sign in with Google, name your distillery, add your spirits. You can record your first bottling run a minute later.
DSP Desk prepares draft figures for your review. You remain responsible for verifying and filing your own TTB reports and tax returns.