Your whole kitchen on one screen.
Kitchen is the fridge door itself. Today's meals, what to eat first, when to shop and what you eat, each on its own piece of paper. Each one shows one answer. Tap it for the rest.
Know what to eat before it turns.
Bocal knows roughly how long each food keeps, so the sticky note on the door always says what to eat first, and why. Put one of its ideas on lunch, and the note marks the food sorted.
Try it: put the frittata on lunch.
Say what you bought. Or scan the receipt.
Ask is one conversation for the whole kitchen. Type or say a food, a sentence or a question, like “got 6 eggs and some feta” or “what's for lunch?”. Everything waits on one card until you Confirm, so nothing's saved by mistake.
What's for dinner? It's on the calendar.
Plan the week from your own recipes. Every meal is checked against what's in, so you can see what's ready and what still needs buying. Ask can suggest the week too, starting with whatever turns first.
Buy what's missing, not what's in.
The list knows the pantry. It adds what your plan needs and what's running low, with a card per aisle in the order you walk the shop. The whiteboard on the door says when to go: the latest you can leave it, so one trip lasts.
Big rows, one hand.
Shop This List turns the screen black, with big rows in aisle order that are easy to tick with a thumb. Finish Trip puts everything you ticked away in the pantry, so nothing's typed twice.
Eaten, not binned.
Bocal counts what gets eaten. Over the last year, 96% of the food you finished was eaten, not thrown out. The receipt prints everything you've eaten since you started, and the calendar gets a star for every day nothing was binned. When something is, Bocal just says it happens.
Press a till key to reprint the receipt.
Your kitchen stays yours.
Your kitchen is kept on your iPhone, or in your own iCloud. There's nothing to sign up for, and no ads or tracking.
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