The only meal-planning app with actual peer pressure. yourahara starts with four pillars nobody else combines — your pantry, your goals, your cuisine, your habits — and builds a full day of meals you'd actually cook. Then it keeps you honest: log every meal (photo works), get a 0-10 AI score, share plates and plans, form Gangs of 10, chase streaks, become your gang's guru. Free in early access. 1,000 credits/month.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built yourahara because every meal-planning app I tried defaulted to the same avocado-toast, chicken-and-broccoli template — no matter my cuisine, my fridge, or how I actually eat. yourahara plans a full day of meals from four pillars nobody else combines: 🥫 Your pantry — scan the fridge, plan around what's already there 🎯 Your goals — calorie + macro targets from your body, not a chart 🌏 Your cuisine — Indian, Thai, Levantine, Mexican, whatever you actually cook 🕰 Your habits — meal timing, fasting windows, snack rhythms Then it keeps you honest. Log every meal (photo works — vision AI parses it), get a 0-10 AI score with concrete fixes. Share a single plate or a whole plan with friends, form Gangs of up to 10, cheer each other on, chase streaks, become the guru of your group. The only meal app with actual peer pressure. Free during early access — 1,000 credits/month, +250 per referral (permanent, never expire). Would love your feedback, especially on: Does it get YOUR cuisine right? (Where does it feel off?) Is the AI scoring fair — helpful, or nagging? Do Gangs actually shift behaviour, or just add noise? Ask me anything 👇

@yourahara This is such a practical idea—meal planning around the food you already have is genuinely useful. Congrats on the launch! 🚀

Love the gang leaderboard angle, that's genuinely fun. One thing I'd love to see is a quick "swap this recipe" button right on the meal plan when I realize I don't have an ingredient. Right now I'd have to dig back into setup, but if I could just tap a meal and get two or three similar alternatives that still fit my goals and pantry, it would make the whole flow feel way less rigid on busy weeknights.

@yourahara This is such a practical idea—meal planning around the food you already have is genuinely useful. Congrats on the launch! 🚀

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Meal planning that starts where your food already is.

Meal planning that starts where your food already is.