
Your plate, planned.
BuckeyeBites picks a plate from today's Traditions at Scott menu that fits your allergies, diet and goals, then walks you to it, station by station.
The problem
Scott's menu is big and changes every meal, and every student has to work out their own plate from scratch.
Too much to sort through
Scott runs more than a dozen stations, from the Grill to the Mongolian Grill. Building a balanced plate means checking each one.
Allergies and diets make it harder
Students with allergies, vegetarian or halal diets, or a nutrient to watch read labels station by station. Too often the easy choice is the same safe meal, or skipping it.
Dining has to guess
Scott discarded about 4,700 pounds of food a month, and at the OSU halls that tracked why, overproduction topped the list.
Who it's for
Students who eat at Scott
- A first-year with milk and egg allergies
- A vegetarian tired of the same three options
- Someone low on iron or vitamin D
- An athlete hitting a daily protein goal
OSU Dining
- Sees which foods students like and plan to eat tomorrow
- Can cook closer to real demand and waste less
- Gets counts only, never who ate what
The solution
One app that knows what you can eat, picks the plate, and tells Dining what's coming.
Feed me
Swipe through ready-made plates from today's real Scott menu, ranked by the foods you like and your goals.
A route, not a list
Pick a plate and get the stations in walking order, with how much to take at each one.
Safe by default
Foods with your allergens never show up, anywhere in the app. Unlabeled foods are hidden too if you have any allergy.
Plan and track
Plan the week ahead, look back at past days, and see how often you hit your nutrient or protein goal.
Recipe dupe
Paste any recipe link and get the closest version you can build at Scott this week.
Insights for Dining
Likes and planned servings, added up for the kitchen so it can prep for what students will actually eat.
How it works
- 1Tell us what you can't eat and what you're aiming for
- 2Swipe foods you love
- 3Tap Feed me and follow the route
Built for Scott
- 215ready-made plates
- 8days of menus
- 1tap
How we use AI, and how we don't
- Feed me uses no AI. It chooses from 215 plates our team built.
- AI is used only to match recipe links, and it only sees foods already safe for you.
- Nutrition comes from Scott's menu data. Calories stay hidden unless you set a protein goal.