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Features

The phone frames are the app, captured from the starter catalogue. Premier items are marked. Light covers search, scan, preferences and lists.

A shopper in a grocery aisle holds a phone up to a box.

Scan

Enter a barcode or photograph a label. A known barcode opens the product. An unknown one does not invent a food. A label grade waits until you confirm the text.

The scan screen, with barcode entry and a label photo option.

Search

Type a food. Results come from the EatsNest catalogue first, each with a Food Fit score and one reason line. If the catalogue has nothing, a configured Open Food Facts search can offer a barcode to look up.

EatsNest search results for ketchup, with a Food Fit score on each product.
Grocery shelves of produce behind a shopper scanning a box.

Compatibility

Avoid marks a product not compatible and names the ingredient you set. Limit lowers the score. No preference leaves that flag out. Unknown ingredients are not guessed.

A product screen showing the Food Fit score and the reason it matched.

Lists

Add foods, group them by store section, and check them off. A list is part of Light.

A grocery list in EatsNest, grouped and ready to check off.
An open refrigerator of vegetables, eggs and jars, with a phone photographing the shelves.

Pantry and fridge photoPremier

Premier keeps a pantry. A fridge photo can suggest items. You confirm each one before it is saved. If the reader is not configured, the screen says so.

The pantry screen, where a fridge photo is confirmed before anything is saved.

ReceiptsPremier

Premier can read a receipt photo into lines. Nothing is counted until you confirm it. You can exclude a line.

The receipts screen. Lines are confirmed before they count.
A grocery receipt, a phone and a cloth bag of produce on a wooden table.
Five prepared meals in glass containers on a marble counter, next to a phone.

Meal planPremier

Premier builds a 3-day or 7-day plan from the meal templates in the catalogue, then lists the grocery gaps.

HouseholdsPremier

Premier lets you invite people to one household and share a list. One Premier subscription covers one household.

A family unpacks groceries together at a kitchen table.