Your Meal, My Meal
“What did you eat today?”
Share today’s plate with family and friends, one meal photo at a time.
One table, together
The plates of 2–6 people who joined with an invite code sit side by side on one table. You can see who hasn’t eaten yet without having to ask.
What it does
One slot at a time
Snap or pick from your album, right into the slot
You choose the framing
Drag and zoom so your food doesn’t get cut off
Nudge the empty ones
Haven’t eaten yet? A gentle poke
One plate
Post once, it shows up in every group
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“Looks yummy” is all it takes
Your day in one image
Save the day’s plate to your photos
Instead of “Did you eat?”, the empty slot speaks first.
When you live alone, meals are the first thing you start skipping or rushing. The only way to check on someone is to call and ask, and when you ask, the answer is usually “Yeah, I ate.”
So instead of asking, we made it visible. It’s not an app that automates nagging — it’s an app that takes the effort out of checking in. That’s why it never scolds an empty slot. There are three meals, and snacks are a bonus.
FAQ
Only people in the same group as you. This restriction lives in the database itself, not just the app screens, so even a tampered app can’t pull someone else’s meals. The photo storage is private, and photo links only work for a short time.
Dinner tonight, like we’re eating together
Feature ideas or questions? Feel free to email us anytime.
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