QuickProbe review
A focused web tool for restaurant compliance records, alerts and exports.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
QuickProbe is a web-based food-safety record-keeping application for restaurants, cafes, butchers, takeaways, bakeries, caterers and other food businesses in Australia, New Zealand and the UK. It is aimed at small and independent operators that need structured records for temperatures, deliveries, opening and closing routines, cleaning, equipment faults, pest control and thermometer calibration. Staff can sign in with PINs, while timestamped attribution, calendar history and corrective-action records help connect entries to follow-up work.
Pricing is straightforward but varies by plan. The Founding plan costs AUD 99 per year with full access, a 30-day free trial, a price locked in for life and a direct line to the founder. The published pricing also shows the Standard plan with full access and a 30-day free trial, while the homepage lists AUD 250 per year after the founding places are filled. There is no free plan. For a single site, the founding offer covers the complete feature set rather than reserving exports, alerts or logs for a higher tier.
The strongest fit is an operator that values practical compliance administration over broader location management. Temperature logging includes OK, WARN and DANGER alerts, and the product combines digital checklists, delivery receiving, equipment-fault priorities, corrective actions and one-tap PDF compliance exports. Offline record use with cloud restoration is useful where connectivity is inconsistent, while emailed monthly reports support routine review. QuickProbe is less suited to businesses needing multi-location oversight or a native mobile app. Single-site restaurants and other independent food businesses should find its focused workflow easier to align with daily checks; growing groups should consider a platform built around multiple locations.
QuickProbe pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Temperature alerts use clear OK, WARN and DANGER statuses
- One-tap PDF exports and monthly compliance reports by email
- Offline records restore to the cloud when connectivity returns
- Where it doesn't
- No verified multi-location support for expanding operators
- Access is web-based rather than through a dedicated app
- No free plan; paid access starts at AUD 99 per year
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