Food Rescue App
Convergent mobile+desktop application to help decide if food is still edible. Source
Description
Open source application to help assess if food is still edible. When you scan a food product’s barcode or search for a food category, the application will collect and show whatever it knows about assessing the edibility of this food item. The main innovation is to combine barcode scanning with food rescue information, which makes that information more accessible than through any existing solution.
Notice
Latest commit in November 2020.
Rating
Mobile Fit: 5Perfect - this app fits your phone screen just fine out of the box and works nicely with touch input!
Project status: pre-release
This project has not seen a release yet. It may be in development for a short time only, or maybe longer. It should work mostly fine, but don't expect to find it packaged in your distribution.
Project status: inactive
This project has not seen any commit activity in two years. It may work fine for you, there may be dragons, and most importantly, don't expect updates or a response to your bug reports!
The project repository was created on 2020-06-02.
The last known commit happened on 2020-11-05.
Please note: This information is not updated continuously. This particular listing was last updated on 2024-10-13
Packaging
If you're lucky*, you can install this app by just hitting this button:
Install* You need to have an appstream:// handler, e.g., GNOME Software or KDE Discover, installed and the app needs to be available in a configured software repository, more details.
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Licensing and technical details
License: MIT
Frameworks: Kirigami
Programming languages: QML C++ XSLT
Build system: cmake
AppStream Metadata URL: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fairdirect/foodrescue-app/master/metadata-kde.xml