Cheltenham, UK. 21st September 2023 - We are excited to announce the official launch of Lft Ovrs, the revolutionary app designed to bring convenience to busy households while championing the cause of reducing food waste, protecting the environment, and helping you save money.
Cheltenham, England, United Kingdom, September 22, 2023 -- Lft Ovrs is now available for download on both the App Store and Google Play Store.
Meal preppers and batch cookers, rejoice! Lft Ovrs is your new best friend in the kitchen, offering an array of features that will transform the way you manage your meals. Pair the app with our QR enabled stainless steel lunchboxes for an amazing experience.
Key Features of Lft Ovrs:
- Effortless Meal Tracking: Lft Ovrs enables users to add their delicious, homemade meals stored within Lft Ovrs QR code-enabled stainless steel food containers and lunchboxes to their personalised list of meals within the App. Keeping track of your culinary creations has never been this easy!
- Organised Meal Storage: Say goodbye to mealtime chaos. The app neatly categorises your cooked meals into fridge and freezer sections, allowing you to locate them effortlessly. You can even scan the QR code to check its a bolognese and not a chilli con carne!
- Smart Reminders: No more forgotten or spoiled meals! Lft Ovrs lets you set reminders to defrost your meals or eat them before they go bad in the fridge. These reminders appear as convenient push notifications, ensuring your meals are always at their best.
- Premium Membership: For a small monthly fee, Lft Ovrs Premium offers users the flexibility to add any food items not stored within Lft Ovrs containers. Seamlessly manage all your meals and ingredients in one place. No more having to check the freezer before going to the shop.
- Recipe Sharing: Explore our dedicated recipe area, where users can share their favourite batch cook recipes, engage in culinary conversations, and rate their preferred dishes. Discover new culinary inspirations and connect with fellow meal enthusiasts.
Lft Ovrs isn't just about making your life easier; it's a powerful tool to combat food waste, reduce your environmental footprint, and save you money. By effectively managing your meals and minimising food waste, you can be part of the solution to a greener, more sustainable future.
In brief
Lft Ovrs has launched a meal-management app available through the App Store and Google Play Store. The company says users can record meals kept in its QR-enabled containers, sort them into fridge and freezer categories, and set notifications to remind them to defrost or eat food. A paid Premium option allows users to include other food items and ingredients. The app also has a recipe section for sharing dishes, discussing cooking and rating recipes. Lft Ovrs says the service is intended to help households organize meal preparation, reduce food waste and save money. Founder Miles Beardsley said the company aims to make meal management more convenient while encouraging environmentally conscious choices.
Key takeaways
- Lft Ovrs says its app is available on the App Store and Google Play Store.
- Users can track meals, organize them by storage location and set food reminders.
- A paid Premium membership supports tracking items beyond food stored in Lft Ovrs containers.
- The app includes a community area for sharing and rating recipes.
"Our mission with Lft Ovrs is to empower individuals and families to make a positive impact on the environment, all while enjoying the convenience of efficient meal management. We believe that small changes can lead to significant outcomes," said Miles, Founder of Lft Ovrs.
Join us on this journey to streamline your meal planning, reduce food waste, and embrace a more sustainable lifestyle with Lft Ovrs. View our products today on our website and check out the app on the App Store or Google Play Store and take the first step toward a more organised, eco-friendly, and budget-conscious approach to meal prep.
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About the company: About Lft Ovrs: Lft Ovrs is dedicated to making meal management simpler and more sustainable. Our innovative app empowers users to track, plan, and enjoy their meals while taking meaningful steps to reduce food waste, protect the environment, and save money. Website: https://lftovrs.com Download the App: https://apps.apple.com/uk/app/lft-ovrs/id6447056058
Contact Info:
Name: Miles Beardsley
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Organization: Lft Ovrs
Website: https://lftovrs.com
Social Media:
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Questions around this news
How does the app help users keep track of stored meals?
The app lets users add homemade meals kept in QR code-enabled containers to a personal list. It sorts entries into fridge and freezer sections, and scanning a container’s QR code can help identify what is inside. Users can also set reminders to defrost food or eat it before it spoils.
What does the app’s Premium membership include?
The release says Premium is available for a monthly fee and lets users add food items that are not stored in the company’s containers. This is intended to let members keep meals and ingredients together in one place, including items they might otherwise need to check in the freezer before shopping.
What can users do in the app’s recipe area?
The release describes a recipe section where users can share batch-cooking recipes, discuss food and rate dishes. It is presented as a place to find meal ideas and connect with other people interested in preparing meals in batches. The announcement does not provide further details about how recipe sharing or ratings work.
How can QR codes help identify food in storage?
A QR code is a scannable pattern that can link to information associated with an item. In the app described in the release, scanning a code on a compatible container can help a user identify the meal stored inside, such as distinguishing one dish from another.
