The food ledger

Your receipts and the food bank's shelf, in one shape. Everything you eat keeps the same card — what is moving, how much, how it travels, what it asks, and who proves it — so your pantry and the neighborhood's shelf can finally talk.

Your ledger

Add what came in

Scan a code, snap a proof, or just say it. The card fills itself either way.

The shape test asks you to do a thing the card can witness: hold a planter, a jar, a handful of greens, an open hand, or a bite of food up to the outline on the glass — pick one, hold still, and it blinks seen. The picture is never kept; only the note stays on the card. A soft proof, honestly: it shows an object was held up, nothing more. The same step can witness a receipt laid flat — so the least private thing on the card can be proved without ever photographing it.

Your ledger lives on this phone. A hand card travels to the next phone in a square of ink — no server in the path. The fireside rule: not everything must be priced.

Client to client

Hand a card, or take one in. A card is a door, never a call.

Your kitchen against the shelf

The shelf is loading…

My ledger

Opening the camera…
Opening the camera…