What if you could just tell someone what you want to eat this week and they handled the rest? The meals. The recipes. The grocery list. The delivery. That's what we built.

The grocery store without a plan is a \00 anxiety attack.

Sunday night. Staring at the fridge. Nothing goes together. Kids are hungry. You end up making pasta again. For the third time this week.

"I want easy dinners this week, nothing with gluten, and my kids hate mushrooms." That's all you have to say.

We built a cookbook you can talk to. Tell it what you want to eat this week. It plans the meals, writes the recipes, builds the grocery list. One conversation.

I spent $400+ a month on DoorDash because I couldn't figure out what to make or what to buy. Not because I'm lazy. Because the alternative was mass buying random groceries, watching half of them go bad, and ordering delivery anyway.

What if you could just tell someone what you want to eat this week and they handled the rest? The meals. The recipes. The groceries. All of it.

That's what we built.

Find a recipe. Missing 3 ingredients. Go to the store. Buy random stuff. Half of it goes bad by Wednesday. Give up. Order delivery.
Sound familiar?

Meal planning shouldn't take 45 minutes every week.
We built something. More soon.