FoodCacheApp

@mattsmith4u Thank you Matt...with recent privacy policy concerns and noise we had to back out from releasing in other countries. Hope to release soon once dust settles and we have clear plan for privacy policy around data...

@mattsmith4u agree with Matt. Wouldve wanted to try it out. Not accessible in Sweden. It is a nice concept 😊👍🏼

@mattsmith4u agree with Matt. Wouldve wanted to try it out. Not accessible in Sweden. It is a nice concept 😊👍🏼

@mattsmith4u @max_angenius On side note, we will be very happy to send a Apple Testflight build in a few weeks and get feedback...we really could use some Beta users outside US.

@ushabhamidipati I have never had an Apple Test flight, that could be cool 🤓👌🏼 What does that mean? ☺️

@vthallam thank you. App definitely tracks recommended consumption date and sorts out food in that order in snapshot view of food available. We definitely believe in "What gets measured gets managed" and will help reduce food waste.

@matthew_harney thank you very much. Absolutely would love to...please email us your info at team@foodcacheapp.com to connect further.

@foodcacheapp @ushabhamidipati Will do. Looking forward to connecting.

@foodcacheapp @matthew_harney Thank you...

@iamashwinks Thanks Ashwin for writing to us, while we really appreciate curiosity I am afraid we won't be able to completely answer your question other than fact that it is based on OCR technology :-).

@dillon_carter Thank you for awesome feedback and positive note of pain point. We really think it should take 5 mins (or less eventually as we improve our product) a week and behavior change to really make a difference and reduce food waste.

@joshmcatee thanks for downloading it and questions...we built a MVP and once proven we will add more features. Here is our take on your questions... 1. We don't have barcode support at this time, and in pipeline for next major release. Even better we are also adding loyalty cards. You shop at few supported grocers and it is already in your inventory. 2. We have used Foodkeeper data published by USDA where applicable. There are gaps in data and we are looking into other sources for improvement and good thing it is in backend. But we always recommend user to adjust to their preference after our suggestion. We see it as recommended date for nutrient rich consumption, not expiry date. 3. Tips are coming from all published sources like "Love Food Hate Waste" campaigns and other great channels that recommend food storage tips. Will improve as we see fit again. 4. We didn't give support for user adding additional categories at this time. Once we get our MVP proven we will definitely consider it. Meat is challenging to put a date on and depends on several factors. We will add that once we fully understand legal implications around it as suggested by over advisors who are veterans in this. Other categories is a alternative for now...but soon we will have meat.

@ushabhamidipati Thanks for the take on each question. Sounds like your main target for this project was to reduce food waste. I saw one of the main draws was an inventory system. Which helps me understand why Meat was excluded from this MVP. I've been searching for something like this product so this MVP was pretty exciting to see. -Easy inventory additions (scanned receipt) -Transition from inventory to grocery list Future additions of shopper cards will be cool to see. Any thoughts store pricing integrated into the shopping list with a link out a potential online cart from that store? I realize your primary target was to reduce food waste so this may not be a feature you're looking to add. Glad to see you're using Foodkeeper data. I think that makes the most sense and its what I recommend to anyone that is not comfortable making their own assessments on when to consume their food.

@joshmcatee Thank you for feedback and we are very happy that our MVP has some features that really excite you... We are evaluating grocery store or farmers market integration into App with following in mind... 1. We use your data to make suggestions on quantity of food to buy (for food items in your shopping list), which helps you only buy food you need, reduce food waste and also save money. 2. Find nearest best farmers market or grocery within a few miles that can deliver exactly quantities you need. 3. Potentially give consumer couple of grocery stores or farmers market that can deliver your shopping list to your preference - organic, best price, ugly fruit and veg :-) This is more of a long term vision, but key always is to #endfoodwaste and save money to consumer as a reward for using us.

@ushabhamidipati We just tried to use it with a receipt from Target and we got an error. Error due to the receipt format. Is this a know issue with certain receipts?

@joshmcatee sorry you are having issues with receipt scanning. While we thrive to support all formats and stores we run into issues with few. There are thousands of stores to support. We have good confidence with whole foods, trader Joe's, Safeway. We are updating our webpage soon with suggestions on how to effectively get receipt scanning to work. We will also improve our algorithms constantly as we get more users and receipt formats to improve overall experience. Please email us your email ID used for sign up and I am sure we will follow-up with you on why your receipt scanning failed. team@foodcacheapp.com