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Manual Food and Nutrition Data
People and businesses struggle with tedious, error-prone manual tracking, planning, and integration of food, nutrition, and inventory data.
In their words
the act of checking the temperatures twice a day, morning and evening, often signals problems before they arise
it's already pretty unreasonable for a paid app that there isn't an official API, and we're jumping through hoops pretending to be a browser to get our data
it saves me a couple of hours a day on frameworks which allows me to better use my time elsewhere.
If your system had an API we could use to import client data every day to sync it into our system, we'd encourage our clients to use Cronometer specifically
I've been forced to do what I can with the limitations of Excel, which is why I'm excited to learn more about what Airtable can do for me.
We have around 1hr and 45minutes to plate each meal (on average with NPOs) 105 plates. We support 7 different diets and textures.
I looked into Odoo, but their licensing is too expensive at the moment.
tracking prep yields and food cost per recipe when ingredient prices keep shifting. Spreadsheets kept breaking whenever someone updated a cell wrong
Has anyone found an affordable Ai tool that helped with product ideas or understanding what customers might want next?
I am currently staring at a WhatsApp message thread that contains 17 blurry photos of half-eaten Tupperware
it would be helpful if the app could be a one-stop shop and simply display the data it already has from the ingredients
their website lists their cocktails' ingredients, but I am sure a lot of the ingredients are really tinctures or infused flavors. They also use a rotovap, which I had never heard of until now.
I kept getting recipes with "that one ingredient", which was either a major PITA to source or produced too much waste
It’s too much of a chore screening every ingredient and item for dairy wheat and animal products like just basic gelatin and finding alternatives
Food businesses and health professionals
Where they talk
- r/Chefit
- r/cronometer
- r/restaurantowners
- r/dietetics
- r/selfhosted
- r/HealthCoaching
- r/foodscience
- r/smallbusiness
Tools they use today
- Cronometer
- Excel
- Claude
- Airtable
- Google Sheets
- MyFitnessPal
- Notion
Why those fall short
- built-in thermometers miss trends that manual checks catch
- Recent items search and sort is abysmal
- still have to verify everything with the supplier; data not comparable
- no chart or list of ingredients provided by management
- no tool helps plan or speed up plating across diets
Map of ideas
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