Track Ingredients, Not Numbers
Track Ingredients, Not Numbers
Track Ingredients, Not Numbers
Track Ingredients, Not Numbers
A grocery-first approach to tracking ingredients, not macros.
A grocery-first approach to tracking ingredients, not macros.
A grocery-first approach to tracking ingredients, not macros.
A grocery-first approach to tracking ingredients, not macros.

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Role
Role
Role
Product design
Product design
Product design
Prototyping
Prototyping
Prototyping
Tools
Tools
Tools
Figma
Figma
Figma
Origami studios
Origami studios
Origami studios
Team
Team
Team
Me - Product design + prototyping
Me - Product design + prototyping
Me - Product design + prototyping
Timeline
Timeline
Timeline
June 2025
June 2025
June 2025
The Problem
Most food tracking apps focus on intake: macros, calories, or meals.
But few help people keep track of the ingredients they already own.
As a result, people forget waste groceries and find cooking more stressful than it needs to be.
What if food tracking started at the grocery store and not at the dinner table?
The Problem
Most food tracking apps focus on intake: macros, calories, or meals.
But few help people keep track of the ingredients they already own.
As a result, people forget waste groceries and find cooking more stressful than it needs to be.
What if food tracking started at the grocery store and not at the dinner table?
The Problem
Most food tracking apps focus on intake: macros, calories, or meals.
But few help people keep track of the ingredients they already own.
As a result, people forget waste groceries and find cooking more stressful than it needs to be.
What if food tracking started at the grocery store and not at the dinner table?
The Problem
Most food tracking apps focus on intake: macros, calories, or meals.
But few help people keep track of the ingredients they already own.
As a result, people forget waste groceries and find cooking more stressful than it needs to be.
What if food tracking started at the grocery store and not at the dinner table?
The Problem
Most food tracking apps focus on intake: macros, calories, or meals.
But few help people keep track of the ingredients they already own.
As a result, people forget waste groceries and find cooking more stressful than it needs to be.
What if food tracking started at the grocery store and not at the dinner table?
My Solution
Snap your grocery receipt right after checkout.
Ingredients are logged instantly via OCR.
From that moment on, it tracks freshness and shelf life.
My Solution
Snap your grocery receipt right after checkout.
Ingredients are logged instantly via OCR.
From that moment on, it tracks freshness and shelf life.
My Solution
Snap your grocery receipt right after checkout.
Ingredients are logged instantly via OCR.
From that moment on, it tracks freshness and shelf life.
My Solution
Snap your grocery receipt right after checkout.
Ingredients are logged instantly via OCR.
From that moment on, it tracks freshness and shelf life.
My Solution
Snap your grocery receipt right after checkout.
Ingredients are logged instantly via OCR.
From that moment on, it tracks freshness and shelf life.





How I Designed It
A simple loop: scan your receipt → track ingredients → cook → repeat.
Time-sensitive UI: Urgency indicators for freshness and waste prevention.
How I Designed It
A simple loop: scan your receipt → track ingredients → cook → repeat.
Time-sensitive UI: Urgency indicators for freshness and waste prevention.
How I Designed It
A simple loop: scan your receipt → track ingredients → cook → repeat.
Time-sensitive UI: Urgency indicators for freshness and waste prevention.
How I Designed It
A simple loop: scan your receipt → track ingredients → cook → repeat.
Time-sensitive UI: Urgency indicators for freshness and waste prevention.
How I Designed It
A simple loop: scan your receipt → track ingredients → cook → repeat.
Time-sensitive UI: Urgency indicators for freshness and waste prevention.















Final Screens
You can always see what’s about to go bad.
Act on expiring ingredients fast with the recipe feature.
Update ingredients as you cook them.
Final Screens
You can always see what’s about to go bad.
Act on expiring ingredients fast with the recipe feature.
Update ingredients as you cook them.
Final Screens
You can always see what’s about to go bad.
Act on expiring ingredients fast with the recipe feature.
Update ingredients as you cook them.
Final Screens
You can always see what’s about to go bad.
Act on expiring ingredients fast with the recipe feature.
Update ingredients as you cook them.
Final Screens
You can always see what’s about to go bad.
Act on expiring ingredients fast with the recipe feature.
Update ingredients as you cook them.




















Takeaways
Shifted focus from calories to ingredients to match how people think about food.
Designed fast, simple flows that fit naturally into grocery and cooking routines.
Takeaways
Shifted focus from calories to ingredients to match how people think about food.
Designed fast, simple flows that fit naturally into grocery and cooking routines.
Takeaways
Shifted focus from calories to ingredients to match how people think about food.
Designed fast, simple flows that fit naturally into grocery and cooking routines.
Takeaways
Shifted focus from calories to ingredients to match how people think about food.
Designed fast, simple flows that fit naturally into grocery and cooking routines.
Takeaways
Shifted focus from calories to ingredients to match how people think about food.
Designed fast, simple flows that fit naturally into grocery and cooking routines.