A clear daily workflow
From the care plan to a useful history—step by step.
Nora follows the way care actually happens: set the current plan, build trusted foods and recipes, prepare the meal, record what was consumed, and keep the family’s history organized.
Five connected steps that reflect what the family is already doing.
Nora does not require the family to change the clinical process. It gives that process a clearer, faster, and more consistent home.
Set up the patient and active plan
Enter the clinician-provided ratio method, targets, limits, schedule, effective date, allergies, and household instructions. Future changes create new versions instead of rewriting the past.
Add the foods and recipes the family actually uses
Search possible products, scan a barcode, enter a package label, or create a custom food. Confirm exact nutrition and build reusable recipes by weight.
Plan and prepare the day’s meals
Choose saved recipes, duplicate familiar meals, and follow a guided preparation screen that shows one ingredient and target weight at a time.
Record what actually happened
Confirm what was prepared, served, consumed, left over, or wasted. Nora recalculates the consumed nutrition instead of assuming the entire planned meal was eaten.
Review, coordinate, and report
See meals, measurements, symptoms, events, and notes in one timeline. Share a weekly report or export structured history when the family needs it.
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Read the weight from the kitchen scale, then enter the actual prepared amount before continuing.
The app should lower cognitive load—not add another complicated screen.
The preparation view is designed for a kitchen tablet or phone beside a normal gram scale. It does not pretend to read unsupported hardware.
One ingredient at a time
Large targets and clear steps are easier to follow while hands are busy.
Confirm actual prepared weights
The family can record small differences instead of treating the planned value as exact.
Preserve the recipe version
The meal remains connected to the food and recipe data used that day.
“Planned” and “consumed” are not the same record.
Nora makes it quick to say everything was eaten, nothing was eaten, or only part of specific ingredients was consumed. The calculation engine then produces a separate consumed snapshot.
- ✓Use served amount as consumed when the full meal was finished.
- ✓Enter a percentage for the entire meal when only an estimate is available.
- ✓Adjust individual ingredients when precision matters.
- ✓Record whether the amount was weighed, estimated, or percentage-based.
Turn daily details into a report without reconstructing the week from memory.
The weekly report separates recorded facts, calculated values, caregiver notes, and any optional assistant-generated observations.
A new ratio or target becomes a new version—not an edit to history.
Nora keeps the effective dates and calculation context around each meal so older records remain understandable.
A calmer workflow from the first ingredient to the weekly report.
Nora keeps each step connected so the family can spend less time reconstructing details and more time using them.