Sensory Sprout / AI meal planning system
A system for making dinner reliable for families with selective eaters.
A meal planning system designed around what actually gets eaten. Sensory Sprout models what each person can tolerate, then helps turn that understanding into a meal that can be prepared, adapted, and served.
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Parent interviews across autism, ARFID, and sensory differences
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Adaptive conversation flows for different eater types
15 / 2 / 0
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I have to make 3 different meals every night… and sometimes they won't eat more than two bites.
Anonymous · Local mom's Facebook groupMemory for recall, not reliving
People want to look back and remember important things, rather than re-experiencing them.
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Users want personalized prompts, reminders, and tasks — both in the moment and as a recap at the end of the day.
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Turn inputs into a decision model
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Choose meals that can work
Meals are ranked by viability, not appeal: structure, branchability, adaptability, and familiarity matter more than ingredient match alone.
Turn inputs into a decision model
Constraints, patterns, and execution rules are structured for decision-making — not storage.
Choose meals that can work
Meals are ranked by viability, not appeal: structure, branchability, and familiarity matter most.
Rank with confidence, not certainty
Strong signals can guide decisions without overcommitting to weak or early inferences.
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Parent interviews conducted
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Adaptive flows for different eater types
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Parent interviews conducted
4
Adaptive conversation flows designed
15/2/0
Pass / Partial / Fail on strongest config
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