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About Leftovers: Cook What You Have

You already have dinner. You just can't see it. Most food gets thrown out because nobody remembered it was there. Leftovers fixes that with the camera already in your pocket. Take a photo of your fridge, your cabinet, or the box you brought home. Leftovers reads what's in the picture, builds your kitchen list, and shows you meals you can actually make right now, with what you have, in the kitchen you have. HOW IT WORKS 1. Snap 1 to 5 photos of your food. 2. Leftovers names everything it sees. Fix anything it got wrong. 3. Pick a meal. Cook it. Tap "I cooked it" and your kitchen updates itself. WHAT MAKES IT WORTH KEEPING ON YOUR PHONE - It works with a small kitchen. Tell it you only have a microwave, or one pot, or no stove at all, and it stops suggesting things you can't cook. - It respects how you eat. Your cooking setup, diets, allergies, and food traditions tailor every suggestion. That profile is sent only to our AI meal providers to generate those suggestions under their no-training API terms. - It knows what to use first. Food that needs eating soon rises to the top. - Your kitchen is shared, if you want it shared. One code puts everyone in the house on the same food list. - It keeps your cooking story. Meals you invented get saved and come back. - It works offline. Your kitchen and your starter meals are on your phone, not stuck behind a signal. - Both languages. Full English and full Spanish, switchable anywhere. BUILT FOR THE HARDEST KITCHEN FIRST Leftovers was built to handle the hardest case there is: a box of food you didn't choose and might not recognize. Box mode reads that box, tells you what the unfamiliar items are, and turns them into meals. It works exactly as well on a normal week's groceries. WHAT IT COSTS: NOTHING Free. No ads. No subscription. No account to make: open it and start. We don't ask for your name, your email, your phone number, or your location, and we don't sell personal information. The whole policy is at grableftovers.com/privacy in plain words. ONE HONEST WARNING AI misreads food sometimes. Always check the real item yourself. Read the label, check the date, look and smell, especially if anyone you cook for has an allergy. Leftovers gives you ideas, not medical or dietary advice. Leftovers is built by Seed Our Legacy LLC. And this is just the beginning.

App privacy

The developer, Seed Our Legacy LLC, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Health & Fitness: Health
  • User Content: Other User Content, Photos or Videos
  • Identifiers: User ID
  • Diagnostics: Other Diagnostic Data

Used for: Product Personalization, App Functionality

Data Not Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected but is not linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Location: Coarse Location
  • Usage Data: Product Interaction

Used for: Analytics

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