A complete meal-management system for the household — planning, tracking, and insight, all built on your family's real food memory.
Autocomplete from your history, smart time-of-day defaults, and quick-picks make logging faster than a whiteboard.
Log a full thali — a main plus sides — or several dishes ordered at a restaurant, in one entry.
Every meal is kept forever, searchable and exportable. Your kitchen finally has a memory.
Everything your family cooks, with favourites, cuisine filters, frequency and "not made in a while".
Generated from your own dishes — avoids recent repeats, mixes cuisines, respects your dine-out limit.
See your home-cooked ratio and how it's trending — the pattern most families never measure.
Outside spend, budgets, and a monthly trend, in your own currency.
Surfaces dishes you haven't made in a while, so your back-catalogue never gets lost.
A breakdown of how varied your cooking really is, over any range.
Meals are marked veg or non-veg automatically as you type, with your household split — and the kids' tiffin split — shown in insights.
Turn any insight into a branded image to share with family or on social.
Everyone adds and sees meals in real time — one source of truth for the kitchen.
Bring family members in with a simple invite code.
Plan a separate kids menu alongside family meals, generated from the kids' own dishes.
"Sandwich three days running" — Sofra nudges you to mix up the tiffin.
Visits, spend, and last-visit per place — plus the dishes you ordered, each with your star rating.
A gentle daily "log today's meals" nudge with a logging streak to build the habit, plus weekly-recap and monthly-insights notifications — all on-device, no server.
A warm terracotta-and-sage palette in both modes, following your system or your choice.
Any cuisine, any currency, any family — culturally warm without being narrow.
Less "what's for dinner?", less takeout you didn't mean to buy, less repetition your family is tired of — and a permanent, shareable memory of the food that makes your home yours.
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