Eatspo
Your food photos, made useful. Turn every food photo into a searchable craving, let AI turn it into a recipe, and plan the week from what you already love.
A food diary you type into is a food diary you abandon
Within a week, the effort of logging outweighs the payoff. And people with dietary needs like FODMAP or allergies spend real energy just tracking what's safe to eat.
Home cooks who want to remember what they cooked and eat, some managing dietary needs like FODMAP, some just wanting inspiration from people they follow.
The simplest, most delightful way to capture recipes, plan meals, and turn food inspiration into action. Logging a meal should feel like posting a photo, not filling a form.
Photo-first capture. A web app, visually clean and technically lean. A strong core first: save, search, organise, plan. Dietary filters built in, not bolted on.
A photo becomes a structured recipe with AI. Meals roll up into a week's plan. Dietary needs filter everything.
A light social layer lets people follow each other's food stories.
Snap the meal, get something you can use
Capture is a photo. Everything downstream is built on that one low-effort action. The build followed a plan: a strong core first (save, search, organise, plan), then small steps, kept visually clean and easy to extend.
A strong core first, then a few hundred small iterations.
It is the product I use myself, so it keeps getting better.
Live, in beta, and the one I use daily
Still early, and free while it's in beta. The point it proves is not scale: it's that one person can take a real problem, frame it, and ship a polished, genuinely useful product that holds up to daily use.
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