Runs out mid-week
You buy on Sunday, you're empty by Wednesday.
Stop remembering to buy fruit. Build a plate for each day of the week and MMF delivers it fresh before 9 AM — every single morning.
The intention is never the problem. The shopping is. Fruit runs out on a Tuesday, the good stuff is gone by evening, half of what you buy turns before you get to it, and deciding what to pick is one more decision in a day already full of them.
You buy on Sunday, you're empty by Wednesday.
Same vendor, different day, completely different fruit.
Bought with good intentions, thrown out a week later.
Choosing what to buy is its own small tax on your day.
Set it up once. After that the only thing you do is open your door.
From 300g to 1kg a day. Choose by how much your household actually eats, not by how much you wish it did.
Set what arrives on each day of the week. Bananas on Monday, papaya on Tuesday, whatever suits you.
Bill weekly, every two weeks or monthly. Longer periods cost a little less per day.
That is the whole job from here. Fruit arrives before 9 AM, every morning, until you say otherwise.
Most subscriptions send you whatever they have. MMF lets you set a plate for each day of the week — bananas and apples on Monday, papaya and grapes on Tuesday, whatever suits you. Change it whenever you like.
Every plan is the same fresh fruit and the same morning delivery. The only difference is how much arrives.
For one light fruit eater
One person, a modest daily portion
Choose MMF EssentialThe everyday habit
One or two people who eat fruit properly
Choose MMF DailyEnough for the house
A household of two to three
Choose MMF FamilyThe widest variety
Larger households, more premium fruit in the mix
Choose MMF PremiumEvery MMF subscriber gets a complimentary consultation with a certified nutritionist, who will build a simple fruit and diet plan around your routine, your goals and anything you need to work around.
I used to buy fruit on Sunday with great intentions and throw half of it out on Friday. Four months in, I have not thrown a single thing away, because it arrives in the quantity I actually eat.
The children now eat fruit without being asked, mostly because it is sitting on the table when they come down for breakfast. That alone was worth the subscription.
I tell patients to eat more fruit every day and I was not managing it myself. Having it arrive before my shift removed the one obstacle that actually mattered.
A standing daily delivery of fresh whole fruit. You choose a plan size, build a plate for each day of the week, and we deliver that fruit to your door every morning before 9 AM. You are not buying a one-off box — you are setting up a routine that runs until you pause or stop it.
Not yet. We deliver whole fruit only. Cut fruit needs a proper cold chain and a much stricter food-safety process, and we would rather not launch it until we can do it to a standard we are comfortable with. It is on the roadmap.
Raipur and Bhilai at the moment. We grow area by area rather than city by city, because tight delivery clusters are what keep mornings reliable. If you are outside our current zone, join the waitlist and we will tell you the moment we reach you.
Between 6 AM and 9 AM. Your exact slot depends on where you sit on the morning route, and it stays roughly the same each day once your route settles. You will get a message when the rider sets off.
Tell us once where to leave it — with a guard, a neighbour, or at the door — and we will follow that every day. If nobody has told us anything and there is no answer, the rider will call before leaving it in a safe spot.
Build your plate today and your first delivery arrives at your door before 9 AM tomorrow.
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