Android beta
Dinner is already in your fridge.
Point fofé at a shelf. It names what it sees, copies the list, and opens a recipe search built from what is actually there.
No account in the app. Sharing stays off until you turn it on.
- Buttermilk91%
- Spinach Soon88%
- Lemon84%
- Eggs76%
- Mushrooms62%
Copied to clipboard
How it works
Open. Sweep. Cook.
The camera starts on its own. There is no scan button, and no home screen to get past.
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Sweep the shelf
The list grows as the model recognises things. A better sighting replaces the row it corrects, so buttermilk does not sit next to milk.
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Take the list
The scan stops when the list stops growing. The names are copied to the clipboard, ready to paste anywhere.
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Pick a meal
Breakfast, lunch or dinner. Each one opens a web search built from the first four things in the list, with Soon first.
What it can see
The camera is a sensor, not a magic trick.
fofé names what it sees. It will not pretend to know what it cannot.
Tap Soon on anything you want used first. That is the one judgement the camera cannot make.
It sees
- What a thing is
- When it sees the same thing twice
- When a second sighting is better
It can't see
- How much is left
- The use-by date
- Whether it is opened
Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner
One list, three meals.
Each meal gets the first four ingredients in your list, Soon first. The strip above the cards is the same three meals as light: a low morning sun, a bright noon, a crescent over the rooftops at dinner.
Privacy
What the camera sees stays on the phone.
Frames are deleted as soon as the model has read them. The list and the clipboard stay on your phone.
If you turn on Share scans, a 768 px copy of a frame, its boxes, your edits and the country you typed on first launch are queued for training. It stays off until you say yes, and Settings can change it.
Join the Android betaAndroid beta. Tester sign-up opens in Firebase.