Our solution is a Microsoft Power Apps application designed to randomly suggest menus based on available ingredients. It leverages AI-driven analysis to predict and adapt to user preferences, helping users minimize food waste, track ingredient usage, and plan grocery shopping efficiently by recommending items that need restocking.
✅ AI-powered menu suggestion based on available ingredients
✅ Ingredient tracking to reduce food waste
✅ Personalized recommendations based on user preferences
✅ Grocery shopping assistance by identifying items to restock
✅ No-code/low-code implementation using Microsoft Power Apps
- Main Page: Provides navigation to other sections; Generate Random Menu and Update Ingredient.
- Ingredients Page: Allows users to input and manage their available ingredients.
- Recipe Page: Shows detailed recipes based on the suggested menu.
- A Microsoft Power Apps account
- Access to Microsoft Dataverse (optional for data storage)
- Basic familiarity with Power Apps environment
- Download the Power Apps solution (.zip) file from the repository.
- Import the Solution:
- Go to Power Apps Maker Portal.
- Click on Solutions > Import.
- Upload the
.zipfile and follow the on-screen instructions.
- Set Up the Data Source:
- Use SharePoint Lists, Excel, or Dataverse to store ingredient data.
- Ensure the data table is correctly connected to the app.
- Customize & Publish:
- Modify any necessary UI elements based on preference.
- Click File > Save & Publish.
- Share with Users:
- Assign permissions within Power Apps Admin Center.
- Share the application with relevant users in the organization.
- Open the Power App from your Microsoft environment.
- On the Main Page, tap “Generate Random Menu” to get AI-powered meal recommendations.
- Visit the Recipe Page to view detailed steps for the suggested dish.
- Go to the Ingredients Page to add or remove available ingredients.
- Update your ingredient list regularly for accurate suggestions.
- For issues or feature requests, submit a ticket on the GitHub Issues section.
- Contributors can fork the repository, make changes, and submit pull requests.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.