
Hukka AI is a SaaS-based software solution designed to help professional kitchens measure, analyze, and reduce food waste cost-efficiently without requiring initial investments in hardware like smart scales or consulting teams. The cloud-based system integrates with existing kitchen operations by allowing users to weigh and log food waste using any internet-connected device. It provides visualized data and actionable recommendations to optimize order and production volumes, typically reducing food waste by 25-45% within a few months and saving 3-7% in raw material costs, with an average ROI of 10-15x in six months. The product is scalable across multiple restaurant locations with an affordable monthly subscription model, supporting sustainability and profitability in the foodservice sector.

Hukka AI is a SaaS-based software solution designed to help professional kitchens measure, analyze, and reduce food waste cost-efficiently without requiring initial investments in hardware like smart scales or consulting teams. The cloud-based system integrates with existing kitchen operations by allowing users to weigh and log food waste using any internet-connected device. It provides visualized data and actionable recommendations to optimize order and production volumes, typically reducing food waste by 25-45% within a few months and saving 3-7% in raw material costs, with an average ROI of 10-15x in six months. The product is scalable across multiple restaurant locations with an affordable monthly subscription model, supporting sustainability and profitability in the foodservice sector.
Category: SaaS — foodservice waste measurement & reduction
Founded: 2019
Headquarters: Helsinki, Finland
Typical outcomes: 25–45% food waste reduction; 3–7% raw material cost savings
Team size: ~9 employees
Food waste measurement and reduction for professional kitchens / foodservice operations
2019
Foodtech / SaaS
330000.00
Investors listed across profiles include Gorilla Capital and Quilo Group
“Backed by early-stage VC/angel investors including Gorilla Capital and Quilo Group”