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**Scenario 1: Managing Grocery Inventory & AI Grocery Scanning**
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User: Alex, a busy university student.
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Goal: Keep track of groceries and avoid buying duplicate items.
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Steps:
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1. Alex goes grocery shopping and buys fresh vegetables, dairy products, and snacks.
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2. After returning home, Alex opens the app and scans the receipt using the AI Grocery Scanning feature.
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3. The app automatically recognizes the items and adds them to the inventory with details like name, price, and expiration date.
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4. Alex reviews and edits the inventory, adding custom notes (e.g., "Use milk first").
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5. A few days later, Alex checks the inventory before shopping again to see what’s left.
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Outcome:
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Alex efficiently manages groceries, avoids buying duplicate items, and prevents food waste.
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**Scenario 2: Receiving Expiry Notifications & Custom Alerts**
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User: Lisa, a working professional.
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Goal: Avoid food spoilage by getting reminders about food expiration.
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Steps:
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1. Lisa adds a carton of yogurt and chicken breast to the inventory, setting their expiration dates.
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2. A week later, Lisa receives a notification: “Your yogurt expires in 2 days! Consider using it soon.”
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3. Lisa decides to make a fruit smoothie with the yogurt before it spoils.
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4. The app allows her to customize expiry alerts so that next time, she gets reminders three days before expiration instead of two.
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Outcome:
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Lisa uses up her groceries on time, reducing waste and unnecessary spending.
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**Scenario 3: AI Recipe Suggestions & Roommate Sharing**
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Users: Mark and his roommate Tom.
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Goal: Cook a meal using available ingredients in their shared inventory.
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Steps:
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1. Mark and Tom check their shared inventory to see what they have.
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2. They open the AI Recipe Suggestions feature and select “Find Recipes” based on available ingredients.
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3. The app suggests pasta with tomato sauce and chicken, which they both like.
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4. They follow the step-by-step recipe instructions provided by the app.
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5. After cooking, Mark updates the inventory, removing the used ingredients.
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6. The system syncs the changes, so Tom sees the updated list on his phone.
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Outcome:
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Mark and Tom save money by using existing groceries instead of ordering takeout, and they manage their shared food efficiently.
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