Meal prep software for Las Vegas, Nevada.

Las Vegas runs on shifts. Casino and hospitality staff work swing and graveyard, hospital staff work twelves, and none of it lines up with cooking dinner. On top of that the valley has one of the densest competitive fitness scenes anywhere — trainers, physique competitors, and a gym on most large intersections — so macro-counted meals are a normal weekly purchase here rather than a niche one. Mealforma is meal prep software that gives a Las Vegas company one place to sell those plans, take the orders and see the week.

Heat is the hardest part of delivering here. Summer afternoons run past a hundred and ten degrees, and a box left at a door in the middle of the afternoon is a problem within minutes. Most operators move the run early or late and keep the windows tight. Mealforma builds each day's route from the orders that are actually locked, gives the driver the stops in order with the customer's note, and takes a photo at the drop — so a five-in-the-morning run is still one list on a phone rather than a group chat.

The valley is a grid with mountains on the edges, which makes it easier to route than most places its size — until you look at where people actually live. Summerlin sits against the western edge and Henderson against the south-eastern one, the better part of an hour apart, and the newer building keeps going out to Skye Canyon in the north-west and the far south. Zones, delivery days, cut-off times and fees are settings you change yourself, so a Summerlin day and a Henderson day cost you two rows in admin.

Gates are everywhere here, from Queensridge and the Summerlin villages to the newer tracts in the south, and plenty of customers work on the Strip and want the box at home before a night shift rather than at the door at three in the afternoon. The note a customer writes once — gate code, call box name, side gate — travels with every order to the driver's phone. Customers choose this week's meals, skip a week or pause from their own account, and a large share of the valley does all of that in Spanish.