Product
Consumer AI food inventory application
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Currently in betaBETA
CRAIIVE
CRAIIVE is an AI-powered food inventory app by Diego Aguirre, built to help users track ingredients, get expiration alerts, and discover recipes from what they already have.
Built to make grocery planning smarter, reduce waste, and turn everyday food habits into a more curated workflow.
Role
Product shaping, mobile workflow design, and AI-assisted feature integration around inventory, planning, and recipe discovery.
Stack
Flutter, Firestore, Firebase, and Gemini-backed AI features.
Status
Beta and currently positioned as a waitlist-stage consumer AI product.
What It Does
CRAIIVE focuses on a familiar but messy consumer problem: people buy food without a clean picture of what they already have, when it expires, or what they can make next. The product centers that gap and turns inventory into a more guided workflow.
How It Is Positioned
The current framing ties together tracking, expiration reminders, and recipe discovery. That makes the product more than a pantry log. It becomes a lightweight decision layer for planning meals, reducing waste, and getting more value from ingredients already at home.
Why It Matters
CRAIIVE shows the consumer side of the portfolio: personal workflow improvement, tighter mobile UX constraints, and AI features used to simplify a repeated habit instead of adding novelty for its own sake.
Route Context
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