Crave · Future food discovery
See a meal.
Explore the possibility.
Reserved future serviceA proposed live-focus experience that lets you select food in the content you are viewing, review meal details and options, and continue to a participating provider when verified ordering is available.
Explore the Academy + Crave interface →
Explore the proposed café menu and merchandise
Menu preview
Explore a meal and ordering options →From the café shelves
The upper shelf displays iLORA Café mugs; the middle shelf displays iLORA Academy mugs. The iLORA Academy Cooler remains below beside the plant.
A future merchandise service could let a visitor choose a mug or cooler and review its price, size, materials and shipping options before purchase.
Café and merchandise sales are proposed revenue avenues for the wider ecosystem. Products, fulfillment, and any allocation to the Corporation or Academy remain to be defined.
Explore future merchandise & shipping →Concept menu and merchandise only. No food, merchandise order, shipment, or payment is available through this prototype.
Crave · Interactive concept
Focus on a dish.
Try the Crave food tile beside this example Academy lesson, then explore the proposed path to a provider. This demonstration uses an illustrative dish; no restaurant search or ordering is connected.
Proposed lesson · Interface concept
Design for everyday access.
A sample lesson plan: notice a barrier, compare ideas, and explain a useful response.
- Observe. Describe one everyday task and the obstacle a person encounters.
- Explore. Sketch two approaches and consider different access needs.
- Evaluate. Explain what you would test and how you would listen to feedback.
Learning, with room for life
A future Academy page could offer an optional Crave connection alongside learning.
Illustrative lesson only. No enrollment, course, or café service is available.
Live-focus experience · Concept only
Ready to explore
From a picture to a possibility.
Select the dish to see how a future Crave panel could open beside the content you are viewing.
- Illustrative dish
- Roasted vegetable & grain bowl
- Description
- A proposed bowl with roasted vegetables, chickpeas, grains and greens, pictured with flatbread. The final recipe and serving size are not established.
Size & price
Portion weights await the final recipe.
- Bowl price
- Not set
- Drink / snack price
- Not set
Menu prices have not been approved. No charge is made.
Nutrition Facts
Provider data pending
- Serving weight
- Not supplied
- Calories
- Not supplied
View all nutrition fields
- Total fat
- Not supplied
- Saturated fat
- Not supplied
- Trans fat
- Not supplied
- Cholesterol
- Not supplied
- Sodium
- Not supplied
- Total carbohydrate
- Not supplied
- Dietary fiber
- Not supplied
- Total sugars
- Not supplied
- Added sugars
- Not supplied
- Protein
- Not supplied
- Vitamin D
- Not supplied
- Calcium
- Not supplied
- Iron
- Not supplied
- Potassium
- Not supplied
Verified recipe and portion data are required, including sides and changes. Values and % Daily Value are not estimated from a photograph.
Add a drink or snack
One item when selected. Weight, recipe, calories, ingredients and prices await provider confirmation.
Optional additions · No drink or snack selected.
Ingredients & food information
Complete ingredients: Awaiting provider information, including oils, sauces, seasonings and side items.
Allergens and preparation: Awaiting the provider’s ingredient and cross-contact information. The picture cannot establish dietary suitability.
Illustrative preference only. Availability and nutrition would be confirmed by the provider.
- Provider
- Example café · Illustrative only
- Location
- A verified address would appear here
- Availability
- Not connected
- Delivery fee
- Not set · Provider and destination required
- Taxes & total
- Not calculated · Final menu and charges required
Campus delivery concept: a participating campus provider could offer delivery to approved collection points. Coverage, fees and timing would need confirmation.
Meal plans & family choices
A future meal-plan view would identify eligible providers and dishes, included allowances, any extra cost, and required approval before an order.
Families could review verified nutrition and ingredient information. Ordering permissions for a learner would be separate from simply viewing lessons or clicking food.
Current status: No meal plan, allowance, family approval system, school agreement, or payment service is connected. This page does not ask for a child’s details or dietary records.
A future handoff would open a verified provider’s menu or supported checkout. You would review the actual item, serving size, calories, ingredients, meal-plan eligibility, total price and fees, delivery or collection details, and any required approval before confirming.
No order has been placed. There is no provider or payment connection in this demonstration.
Discuss a future provider connection →Local demonstration only. No browsing content, location, payment information, or dietary records are collected.
How this serves the mission
A shorter path from inspiration to a meal.
A dish in a video, article, or website can spark interest without telling you where to find it. Crave is envisioned as a user-initiated connection between that moment, useful food information, and a verified provider. The aim is to keep the experience in context while making choices and costs understandable.
The problem
Why this matters.
Food can be easy to discover in online content but difficult to connect to an identifiable meal, a nearby provider, and a clear ordering choice.
Who is affected
People at the center.
Students, families, café visitors, people who benefit from accessible food discovery, and potential food providers.
The proposed response
Explore a user-controlled live-focus interface connecting selected food content to confirmed dish information and verified provider options.
A suitable future service could reduce the steps between discovering a dish and deciding where and how to obtain it, while keeping confirmation with the user.
Focus on the food
The proposed experience begins when you deliberately select a meal in a webpage, video, or other supported content. A future interface could use the selected image and available context to suggest a dish or useful search terms, then offer a description for you to review. It would not silently read unrelated browsing activity.
Connect discovery with a place
The next step would identify participating providers and distinguish an exact menu item from a similar dish. Location would be entered or shared with permission. Provider identity, location, menu accuracy, operating status, and supported integrations would need verification; universal recognition or compatibility with every website is not promised.
Review before ordering
A future ordering handoff would show the actual provider, current availability, price, fees, food and allergen information supplied by the provider, and collection or delivery options before confirmation. A photograph alone cannot establish ingredients or dietary suitability. No order should be created merely by selecting a picture.
Nutrition Facts and informed choices
Selecting a meal would open its description, serving size, calories, complete ingredients, allergen information, and available options. Nutrition must reflect the provider’s verified recipe and the selected portion, including any changes or sides. The demonstration reserves these fields but does not invent values from the food photograph.
Meal plans, campus and city connections
Future meal plans could connect eligible dishes and participating providers to defined allowances and ordering permissions. Families could review the food information relevant to a learner’s choices. Campus delivery, city delivery and provider pickup are proposed alternatives, with coverage, charges, timing and any required approvals confirmed before ordering. No school agreement, citywide network or meal-plan program is established.
Try the interaction today
The demonstration on this page places a clickable food tile beside an illustrative iLORA Academy lesson plan and uses one original food illustration with explanatory sample states. You can select the meal and preview the discovery-to-provider flow. It does not recognize content on other websites, locate restaurants, accept payments, or place orders.
Available today
What this page offers.
The local demonstration shows a meal description, Nutrition Facts and price fields, proposed sizes, drink and snack selections, sample preferences, proposed delivery choices, and meal-plan considerations. Verified nutrition, live menus, food recognition, provider matching, meal plans, ordering, delivery and payments are not connected.
Development status
Reserved future serviceThe described capability or program remains at the stage shown here. Images are illustrative, and no availability or performance is established by a rendering.
Discuss a future food-provider connection →