Little Plates
Spend less time remembering meals.
Capture quick meal notes and rough portions. The planned app also includes voice and photo logging, so keeping a record feels manageable.
LESS REMEMBERING. MORE CONTEXT.
Stop trying to remember every toddler meal.
Breakfast with you, lunch with someone else, and another unpredictable dinner? Little Plates is designed to bring those meals together so you can see the whole week instead of guessing.
The image is a static preview. Try the interactive demo just below — no email needed.
THE BIGGER PICTURE, IN ONE PLACE
A week of meals, in context
Static previewMon–Sun · 5 of 7 days logged · Shared diary
Example patterns from a week
Iron-rich foods logged3 days
Fruit or vegetables logged4 days
Meals noted by caregivers14
One tricky meal doesn't tell the whole story.
Illustrative sample, not calculated nutrition data or an assessment of dietary adequacy.
Try the interactive demo below ↓INTERACTIVE DEMO · 3 STEPS
Try adding a meal to a sample week.
Use the controls in the demo to choose a meal, record a rough portion and view an example weekly summary. No signup needed.
This is a simulated 3-step walkthrough with sample data. It does not analyse food, upload photos or assess nutritional needs.
Open the demo on its own ↗See patterns, not just one picky meal.
Look across the week for food variety and approximate nutrient patterns. Days you didn't log stay visibly unlogged, not counted as low intake.
Know what happened with other caregivers.
One shared diary is intended to help parents and caregivers see the same week, rather than piecing meals together from messages and memory.
IF THIS WOULD HELP YOUR FAMILY
A clearer week for US$3.99/month.
Expected price per child, with shared caregiver access included. If that sounds worth it for your family, tell us you would like an update when you can try it.
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A few things to know.
Is this a working app?
Not yet. The interactive example uses made-up data to show the intended experience. Voice logging, photo recognition and shared accounts are planned features, not working features of this demo.
What will the nutrition view tell me?
The idea is to show approximate estimates alongside general guidance. Estimates cannot confirm whether a child’s needs are met, diagnose a deficiency, or replace advice from a doctor or dietitian.
What happens after I sign up?
We’ll save your email for early-access and launch updates. There is no payment today. The expected price is US$3.99/month per child, and you can ask to unsubscribe at any time.