Little Keeps / Lunchbox Report Card
Less label reading.
More lunchbox clarity.
Get an ingredient-based letter grade for your kid’s lunch, plain-English flags, and a simpler swap for each flagged item. A little clarity for a very busy day.
Start free · Up to 3 items per lunch
Big ingredient names. Small explanations.
Understand the label without the research spiral.
Our promise to parents
Ingredients, not judgment.
Plain English, not fear.
Transparent factors, not a black box.
From packed lunch to practical next step
A report card for the food.
Not for you.
You already do a lot. Little Keeps makes it easier to notice what’s on the label and find an alternative that fits your next grocery trip.
Context comes with every flag
Ingredient flags are explained alongside the grading rubric and source references. A flag is not a claim that an ingredient causes disease or that a swap treats a condition.
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Tell us what’s packed
Search by brand and product name. Start with up to three lunchbox or snack-drawer items for free.
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Make sense of the ingredients
See an overall A–F grade, an item-by-item breakdown, and short explanations for flagged ingredients.
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Take one easy next step
Explore a suggested swap for each flagged item. Enter your email to receive the full swap list, and share your branded report card.
Room to start small
Free for your first lunchbox.
Free: 3 items per lunch and a shareable card. Report Card Plus: $8/month for unlimited grading. Family pantry, weekly lunchbox plans, and printable grocery lists are planned for phase two.
Free
For individuals getting started
$0/month
- 1 workspace
- Up to 3 team members
- Basic analytics
- Community support
A little more clarity
Good questions.
Straight answers.
One lunch. A little less guesswork.
Meet your lunchbox
with a fresh set of eyes.
No perfect lunch required. Just start with what’s in the box.
Little Keeps provides educational information, not medical or nutritional advice. Grades describe ingredients only. Always review current product labels; consult your pediatrician for medical or allergy questions.