Search the person, not just the neighborhood
The two checked community tools provide named customer profiles and effect preferences. Open the exact customer record before preparing a batch. A neighborhood label or another customer’s name is not enough to establish the same preference.
Source: Schedule1 Tools · community customer directory
Three profile examples
Schedule1 Companion displays the following combinations. Verify each live profile and the customer response in your game before producing a large order.
| Customer | Area | Listed preferred effects |
|---|---|---|
| Harold Colt | Suburbia | Foggy · Spicy · Jennerising |
| Lucy Pennington | Downtown | Calorie-Dense · Euphoric · Glowing |
| Billy Kramer | Docks | Spicy · Schizophrenia · Long-Faced |
Source: Schedule1 Companion · named profiles
Turn a profile into a testable order
- Record the customer name, area, source link and checked game version.
- Copy only the target effects needed for the order into the reverse-search task.
- Verify the resulting recipe in the forward calculator, preserving ingredient order.
- Make a small batch and record the actual sale outcome. Preference matching is not proof of unlimited demand or a guaranteed price.
- Update your own note after a patch or a changed customer response.
Keep these fields separate
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Preferred effects | The attributes the reference associates with that person. |
| Offer or sale price | The value actually observed in your game. |
| Quantity | How much the person currently accepts. |
| Production cost | What the delivered quantity cost you. |
| Net result | Revenue after the costs relevant to that sale. |
Why we do not publish a universal customer count
Schedule1 Companion’s homepage displayed different totals in different sections during this check. We therefore link the live profiles rather than repeating one total as definitive. A visible database entry is more useful than a headline count when preparing a specific order.
Source: Schedule1 Tools · community customer directory · Schedule1 Companion · community customer and mixing tools
Continue with this game
Sources & scope
This article uses the official and individually identified community references linked below. It is not a hands-on review. Screenshots are credited to their original publishers; they are not evidence that we tested these steps. Game details can change after publication.
- Schedule1 Tools · community customer directory
- Schedule1 Companion · community customer and mixing tools
Sources checked: 21 Oct 2026. Read how we use sources and AI assistance.
