How Mealora Works

Start small: create categories inside the predefined groups (food, drinks, meds, pets, kids, household, cleaning…). Then add the products you actually buy.

• Quantity, location, and expiration date per product
• Locations can be as specific as you want (pantry → shelf → box)
• You can build it gradually — no “big setup day” required

Add items to shopping lists, then mark what was actually bought (including partial buys). When items are used, mark them as used — by product or via QR labels placed in the house.

• Partial acquisitions supported (buy less, keep the rest on the list)
• Track usage fast with printed QR pages
• Expiration dates stay visible so food doesn’t get forgotten

Mealora uses your usage history + current inventory to suggest what to buy next — even outside your existing lists. Items are scored and grouped so decisions are fast.

• Must buy, Recommended, Neutral, Do not buy
• Stop duplicate purchases (you see what you already have)
• Fewer “one last thing” store runs

Pick breakfast/lunch/dinner/snack and a cuisine. Mealora suggests recipes using your inventory first, then lists what you’re missing. You can also generate a shopping list for specific meals and guests.

• Inventory-based recipes (not generic inspiration)
• Event cooking: set adults/children + meals → get quantities
• Save recipes locally for repeat use