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Krishna Sai

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GroLevel Track. Save. Thrive. GroLevel is a revolutionary solution tackling the global issue of food waste, particularly in households where expired or forgotten groceries often go unnoticed. Billions of tons of food are wasted annually, with India alone contributing over 68 million tons due to poor inventory management. GroLevel aims to change this through its smart containers equipped with advanced sensors that monitor grocery levels and track expiration dates. These containers seamlessly connect to a mobile app, providing real-time updates, low-stock alerts, and reminders for items nearing expiration. GroLevel also uses AI to analyze consumption patterns, offering personalized insights to optimize grocery usage and prevent waste. This solution not only saves money for families but also promotes sustainability and conscious living. Designed for urban, tech-savvy households, GroLevel is perfect for those who value efficiency and eco-consciousness. It aligns with the rising demand for smart kitchen solutions and supports the global movement toward reducing food waste. By blending technology with practicality, GroLevel is not just a product—it’s a step toward a smarter, more sustainable future for everyone.

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Vishu Bheda
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Innovative solution with clear potential. Real-time tracking is valuable, but consumer adoption may be a challenge. What's your strategy for scaling and driving engagement?

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