Mitho
A published Android app that answers “what should I eat?” for Nepali food: pick a mood and a budget, tap once, and get a single meal suggestion that fits both—with favorites, dish details, and optional mealtime reminders.
Overview
Mitho is a meal-decision app built around Nepali food and cravings rather than generic recipe listings. Instead of returning a long list to scroll through, it commits to one suggestion at a time: choose a vibe—comfort, quick, healthy, or a full feast—set what you are willing to spend, and tap Surprise Me.
The app covers the full loop around that single decision: dish details with price range, spice level and ingredients so you know what you are committing to, favorites for meals worth repeating, dietary preferences that filter every suggestion, and optional local reminders at mealtimes so the choice happens before you are already hungry.
Built solo with Expo and React Native, using Supabase for authentication and Redux Toolkit with persistence for state that survives restarts. Shipped to the Play Store, with a companion web build and marketing site.
Key Features
- Single-suggestion recommendation flow driven by mood and budget, rather than an endless scrollable list
- Budget ceiling honoured on every suggestion, so nothing surfaced falls outside what the user will spend
- Dish detail view with price range, spice level and ingredients before committing to cook or order
- Favorites and dietary preferences persisted locally across app restarts
- Optional local mealtime notifications, scheduled to the user's own routine
- Light and dark themes, plus language and appearance settings
- Supabase authentication with Google sign-in via Expo Auth Session