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Beanconqueror is a coffee brewing app for beginners and experienced baristas. It provides brew overviews, brew details and statistics, and connects to supported Bluetooth scales and pressure devices, with multiple devices connectable at once. It is available on the App Store and Google Play.
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Grocy is a web-based, self-hosted groceries and household management solution for the home, released as open source. It supports barcode-assisted purchase tracking, shopping lists with minimum stock amounts, grouped products by assortments, recipe stock checks, and meal planning. Related tools include a desktop version, Docker image, Home Assistant add-on, and mobile and barcode helper apps.
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Beanconqueror is a coffee brewing app for beginners and experienced baristas. It provides brew overviews, brew details and statistics, and connects to supported Bluetooth scales and pressure devices, with multiple devices connectable at once. It is available on the App Store and Google Play.
Local Picks is a platform for finding local farms and producers of fresh food. It offers an interactive map and list view, saved favorites, reviews, reactions, likes, listing creation and edit suggestions, and friend connections. Accounts are free.
Fridgey is an Android app for recording foods. Users can enter photos, names, production dates and shelf life of foods; the app sorts foods by when they are about to expire and can send notifications reminding users to deal with them. It is licensed under Apache License 2.0, authored by Li Linfeng.
Grocy is a web-based, self-hosted groceries and household management solution for the home, released as open source. It supports barcode-assisted purchase tracking, shopping lists with minimum stock amounts, grouped products by assortments, recipe stock checks, and meal planning. Related tools include a desktop version, Docker image, Home Assistant add-on, and mobile and barcode helper apps.
RecipeRadar is free and open source software that helps users search for recipes by ingredients, plan meals and create food shopping lists. Its stated aims include reducing food wastage and supporting healthy, economical eating habits. The project is registered as a Community Interest Company in the United Kingdom.
ManageMeals is a recipe manager that imports recipes by URL and organizes them without ads or unnecessary text. It offers meal plans, shopping lists, a cooking mode and shareable links. The site states the platform is completely free and open source.
