It slips out of sight
The bag of spinach moves behind tomorrow’s shop. What is not visible becomes easy to forget.
Why EverCycle
The groceries were bought.
Then life got busy.
EverCycle is being designed for a familiar household gap: good food at home, but not always in view when it is time to choose what to eat.
The shop is hard to remember
A receipt records what came home, but it rarely helps with the next kitchen decision.
Manual reminders fade
Lists and notes can help for a while, then everyday life takes over again.
What we heard
Three themes shaped the product direction.
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Poor visibility and forgotten food
02
The frustration of wasted money
03
Manual reminders that did not stick
Discovery research
Research made the problem clearer.
The team gathered input from 60 survey respondents and held 12 household interviews. Five separate grocer interviews added a view from the shelf and checkout.
What those numbers mean
All 60 survey responses, 12 household interviews and five grocer interviews were part of discovery research that helped shape what EverCycle is exploring.
See the design-prototype progressKeep good food in view.
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